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Máttáráhkka is the goddess who gives souls to unborn babies. She has been imprisoned by Ruohtta, the God of Pestilence, who wants to lead all wandering souls to his own domain. She is kept inside a mountain on a floating island in Sáivu globe occupied by Ruohtta, and Ruohtta's occupation of Sáivu causes Sáivu to become empty of life and color. Since Máttaráhkká is trapped inside the mountain, she has no occasion to lead the children’s souls - they will receive lost and no fresh kids will come into the globe. And when no fresh kids come into the globe, mankind will eventually go under. The courageous shaman girl, Raanaa, gets to know this and tries to rescue Máttaráhkká. Raanaa finds the entrance to the Sáivu globe at the bottom of a lake. There in the Sáivu globe, Raanaa has to jump on floating islands to collect different colourful elements from Horagalles, the God of thunder. The Horagalles rainbow arrows helps Raanaa regain the colors of the Sáivu globe and helps her search her method to Máttaráhkká. Suitable for kids from 7 years. There are no in-app payments or third-party advertising in the game. Languages: English, Norwegian and Northern Sami. Produced with help from the Sámi Parliament in Norway.