Blanc

After a snowstorm separates them from their families, a wolf cub and a fawn travel across a snowy wilderness, following the traces their families left behind. The story unfolds without dialogue or text, through scenes, movement, and animal expressions.

Players guide the pair through wintry terrain and environmental puzzles that call for cooperation. Each animal has different strengths: the wolf can bite or pull at obstructions, while the fawn can help the wolf reach higher places.

Blanc supports two-player local or online co-op, with each player controlling one animal. It can also be played solo by controlling both characters. Movement and interactions use a small set of controls, and the journey is divided into chapters.

Players who enjoy Blanc often praise its hand-drawn monochrome visuals, gentle atmosphere, and wordless story about two animals helping each other. Many appreciate sharing its simple, low-pressure puzzles in co-op, including with less experienced players. Some reviewers find the puzzles too easy or unclear, and recurring criticisms include the short runtime, camera or control frustrations, and bugs.