The Caribou Trail on PS Portal — cloud streaming details

ManaVoid Entertainment Inc. · 2026 · Mature 17+ · PS5 · Adventure

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✓ Streams on Portal

✓ Yes — The Caribou Trail is playable via PlayStation cloud streaming on PS Portal.

Requires PS Plus Premium for cloud streaming.

About The Caribou Trail

Gallipoli, 1915. Far from home, Fisher leaves his quiet harbor town in Newfoundland to join the British war effort with his friends. They expect a short-lived adventure full of tales to bring back home. What awaits them is not glory, but dirt, loss… and a touch of madness. The quiet gestures that hold a regiment together, the impossible choices, the weight of survival and... well, dubious stews no one back home would dare to call edible. A GRIPPING STORY : INSPIRED BY REAL EVENTS The Caribou Trail is a visceral, first-person narrative experience about a band of friends sent on some of the most unlikely missions of the Great War. Inspired by real testimonies, The Caribou Trail blends history with fiction to portray a rarely explored front of WWI: Gallipoli, from the landing to the final evacuation. Cut through barbed wire in no man’s land on a desperate reconnaissance mission, silence a sniper holding the line, and make noise during a chaotic evacuation. Each step is experienced through your own eyes. Yet this is not about winning the war, it’s about enduring it. Explore the back lines, feel the weight of anticipation, stumble through the trenches, reclaim the dog tags of fallen comrades, and share stories with those who still have the strength to speak. Sit by the fire, share ghostly tales (that may or may not be true), and find warmth around the campfire. When the time comes, you may choose to pull the trigger… or not. Every gesture brings you closer to the men who laugh beside you… and fall before you. There is no score. No kill count. Only resilience, fleeting friendship, and the fragile hope of making it home. FRIENDSHIP FORGED IN DIRT War may take everything, but it also builds bonds. You and your companions are not hardened soldiers, but ordinary men: fishermen, dreamers, storytellers; cooking fish’n’brews in battered pots, laughing at bad jokes, and clinging to one another when silence grows too heavy. In the chaos, these small rituals become l