The First Tree

Name: The First Tree
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 4.16 (196 reviews)
Author: David Wehle, LLC

By: David Wehle, LLC Game

A beautiful, 3rd-person exploration game about a fox.

Overview

Google Play Store

Downloads

5,276 ▲ 1

Data as of 2026-08-26

Rating:

4.16 −1

(196)

Version:

1.0

Last updated: 2020-11-18

Ranking

#698,224 ▼ 1,843

Overall

Features & Capabilities

"The First Tree" is a third-person exploration game where players control a fox on an emotional journey to find her missing family, while another story unfolds about a son reconnecting with his estranged father in Alaska. With captivating gameplay that includes light puzzles and platforming, players will uncover artifacts that tell the son's story, all set to a stunning orchestral soundtrack. This short but impactful game offers a unique and intimate experience about life and loss. A modern device with 2GB RAM is required.

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1.0 Last updated: 2020-11-18

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2020-11-18

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4.99

Email:

da*****@thefirsttree.com

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2026-08-26

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# 698,224 ▼ 1,843

Other platforms

The First Tree™ (v1.3)

4.50

(155)

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Developed by:

David Wehle, LLC

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.davidwehle.thefirsttree

Email:

da*****@thefirsttree.com

Website:

http://www.thefirsttree.com

User Reviews

Good visuals and audio, although the voice acting doesn't really feel natural. It's the type of game that tries to encourage you to keep exploring in order to learn more about the people talking and the connection to the fox, but even with the pretty environments I found the gameplay a little too boring to justify my time. You run around for a couple of minutes towards shiny stuff, get a bit more background or story, and then run around some more. Not enough for me personally.

Ti*****, 2023-06-12

The gorgeous, surreal visuals act as the backdrop for a meandering slice-of-life narrative set in Alaska. Exploration is rewarded with additional story development in the form of conversations between a young man and his partner. These conversations would better serve character development if they sounded more like natural dialogue. Instead, they sound like two college students reading their work in a creative writing class. It felt at times as though I missed chunks of important dialogue.