Georgia and Teddy, reimagined as George Washington and Theodore Roosevelt, journey toward the Summit in the Magical Land of Canada. They tackle challenges from friend Bonny, a take on Napoleon Bonaparte, while encountering villains and allies like Leo Spatula as Cleopatra, Hairheart as Amelia Earhart, and the Elder Moose. This indie PC sequel to What if George Washington was a Girl? delivers a true story of unyielding spirit, with accurate Canadian details fact-checked by a real Canadian.
Players follow these historical figures through their path to the Summit. The game builds on the first chapter's events for full context. It appeals to indie fans who enjoy narrative-driven tales of legendary quests and quirky historical twists.
You've heard the stories, you know the legends but Canada is actually real.
In the second chapter of Alter Historia we follow Georgia (George Washington) and Teddy (Theodore Roosevelt) as they make their way to the Summit. On the way they will face several challenges, one of which includes their friend Bonny (Napoleon Bonaparte).
They'll also meet new and exciting villains and allies like Leo Spatula (Cleopatra), Hairheart (Amelia Earhart) and the Elder Moose.
Will they be able to make the Summit in time? Find out now in Alter Historia: The Magical Land of Canada - a powerful and true story of the indomitable spirit.
It's important that Canada and it's people were portrayed accurately in this game so a real Canadian was asked to make sure everything is fact checked. (Yes you read that right, an actual Canadian). So any naysay will not be tolerated.
This is a sequel to What if George Washington was a Girl? Be sure to play that first or you'll have no idea what's going on.
