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Nathan’s Second Chance

Recommended 16+
Death, afterlife and mature story themes. About age guidance

Nathan’s Second Chance

Guide a disappointed New Zealand man through a surprising second chance in Tim Knauf’s complete original adventure, with a built-in tutorial.

Choose Start new game and follow the original tutorial. Click or tap an object, then choose an action from its menu. Right-click opens inventory or skips dialogue. Escape opens the original save/load menu and Instructions. Arrows move a pointer, Shift makes fine adjustments and Enter clicks. Zoom/Pan view helps on phones; landscape or fullscreen gives more room. Shift + Enter confirms native text/dialogs; Shift + Backspace edits text.

About 12.1 MiB starting files · loads after Play

Ready when you are.

Saves

Use Save game and Load game in the original Escape menu. Its twelve slots stay in this browser when storage is available. Pause freezes play and flushes written files; Stop preserves those files. Clearing site data removes local saves.

Nathan’s Second Chance — help & credits

Choose Start new game and follow the original tutorial. Click or tap an object, then choose an action from its menu. Right-click opens inventory or skips dialogue. Escape opens the original save/load menu and Instructions. Arrows move a pointer, Shift makes fine adjustments and Enter clicks. Zoom/Pan view helps on phones; landscape or fullscreen gives more room. Shift + Enter confirms native text/dialogs; Shift + Backspace edits text.

Use Save game and Load game in the original Escape menu. Its twelve slots stay in this browser when storage is available. Pause freezes play and flushes written files; Stop preserves those files. Clearing site data removes local saves.

Tim Knauf / Upper Orbit copyrighted freeware · complete original ZIP and author permission retained · ScummVM GPLv3 or later

Game license & credits

Game source

The game is made by its original authors. Leaf Arcade provides this browser player. Tab leaves the local game canvas; stopping unloads its audio and runtime.