Trapped in a ruined land and armed only with your own curiosity, you will confront giant beasts, collect strange and powerful items, and unravel the mysteries of the world. long-lost secret in Tunic, the popular action RPG created by Andrew Shouldice and an all-star team. helped create Chicory: A Colorful Tale, Cuphead, Celeste, Night in the Woods and Dustforce.
Tunic’s journey began in 2015 with Andrew Shouldice of Halifax respectfully recalling deeply shared experiences of playing weird and confusing video games before the age of the Internet and rom hacks. fan side. I just found this weird item what is this? How do you beat this weird boss? Who is the old man in this cave? Is that creature even an enemy? Also, how do you recreate this experience for…everyone?
So, Shouldice, who had directed much of Tunic’s level design, characters, puzzles, animation, combat, programming, lighting, and story, began prototyping a small-headed triangle hero. orange has all the charm of a classic protagonist but a set of moves inspired by the acrobatic heroes of the modern Soullike masterpiece. All that remains is to create a “small” world for the fox to explore…
… As well as an extremely detailed in-game manual that doubles as a puzzle book (or triples as a strategy guide), complete with eerie notes from several previous owners there. It’s hard to summarize the manual in this game without spoiling some of the funniest puzzles to play video games in a long time, but it’s packed with information, fun, and mystery.
The final step is to assemble an excellent team of collaborators to bring the lush world of Ao Dai to life. Rebekah and Adam Saltsman (Finji) joined longtime collaborators Kevin Regamey (Powerup Audio), Terence Lee (Lifeformed) and Felix Kramer (Burndown Productions) in 2017 before inviting the artist and senior programmer Eric Billingsley, Finji’s amazing QA and marketing officer, PR team at ICO, port engineers at 22nd Century Toys and many other geniuses join the team.
While Tunic is designed to be a single-player adventure, there’s so much to talk about and so many puzzles to answer, that you’ll want to throw a dedicated party to let your friends know. Your smartest can help you decipher the most difficult secrets. We’re also designing Game Help content on PS5 to always start with the lightest nudges, so you won’t get damaged even if you get hit by one of those creepy bosses or ancient puzzles scattered throughout the world.
While Tunic takes big cues from extremely challenging games from our past and present, it also includes a wide range of options that allow players to customize the combat challenge to suit their preferences. their own without really taking away the fun of fighting ferocious monsters. Players can opt out of some other technical aspects of the battle, or even enable a “no fail” mode. Even though
you’re new to the dodge action RPG genre and still learning the ropes, playing your first real adventure with a kid, tired from a long week at work or mostly just here for the Incredible puzzle, this game has helped you.
Tunic is published by Finji (Night in the Woods, Overland, Chicory: A Colorful Tale) and will come to PS5 and PS4 on September 27, 2022.
