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The Weight of Winter - The Shadow Campaign from DPS Skis

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A massive snowstorm consumes Hokkaido, crushing everything under wind and snow with unrelenting force. Three wanderers push forward through the blindness of this elemental world, all the weight of winter pressing down upon them.

 


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