From November 8, the second part of the Macedonian video game "The Strange Story of Brian Fisher: Chapter Two" went on sale simultaneously on Steam and Xbox.com digital stores.

The game is a mystery and requires creative thinking – after Brian freed himself from the old cabin in the forest (where the first part of the game ended), he begins an unusual journey through time. He wakes up 30 years in the past, as a 9-year-old child trapped in his family's enormous summer house, built on the cliffs above the Redstone River. Through solving puzzles, the player has to help him return to the present, to solve the mystery of his father's disappearance.

The game is a fully Macedonian product of the companies Intetik from Skopje and Kamaj Media from Bitola, and is the author's product of Riste Tutureski, the owner of Intetik.

"Macedonia may be small, but it is full of talent, ingenuity and creativity. A huge thanks to our amazing team, whose dedication and hard work brought this project to players around the world. Today we are proud to present the exceptional skill and vision of our team to the world. Let's continue to support each other, celebrate our successes together and enjoy the journey together. Enjoy the game and let's leave our mark on the world," says Tutureski.

"This is one of the few video games that can be played entirely with Macedonian narration and Macedonian text. The game has no violence, no killing, no adult content. It can be played by people aged 7 to 77 years. The story is interesting, and the puzzles are a well-thought-out challenge," says Petar Kotevski, the founder of Kamaj Media.