The Forest Cathedral [Limited Run Games #91] - PlayStation 5

The Forest Cathedral [Limited Run Games #91] - PlayStation 5

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$59.99

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The Forest Cathedral [Limited Run Games #91] - PlayStation 5The Forest Cathedral is a first person environmental thriller set on a remote island. Playing as scientist Rachel Carson, players will figure out why the island wont let her leave. The game tells the reimagined story of the attempted silence of Rachel Carson leading up to her discoveries on the harmful pesticide known as DDT. Slowly uncover the effects of DDT in this dramatic reimagining of the story of Rachel Carson. Use advanced environmental

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The illustrations are bright and friendly and the board book format is sturdy, so it holds up well with little hands flipping pages a bit aggressively. The rhyming flows okay, not perfect poetry but not awkward either. That said, the concept might be a little abstract for very young kids depending on their age. Mine liked the pictures but didn’t fully connect the idea without explanation, so it ended up being more of a guided read than an independent “get it right away” story. It feels like a good conversation starter book rather than a quick bedtime read you can breeze through half asleep. Still cute, just something to be aware of depending on your kid.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026