Set in a classic 90’s JRPG style with multiple endings, the player takes a journey with Emcy, who awakens in the city of Nu-Terra off-world 1,000 years after Earth was abandoned due to natural disasters and giant monsters. Team Woodsalt releases their first game, a sci-fi psychological thriller.
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It will be available on Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S as well as Game Pass. Explore a tropical island, dive into the sea, unearth lost ruins, and solve occult mysteries. Losing your mind makes you see a dream-like, colorful world.” Play as Norah (voiced by Cissy Jones from Firewatch), a woman in the 1930s searching for her missing husband. In short, Call of the Sea isn’t a descent into madness but a rise to sanity. Co-founder Tatiana Delgado further elaborates: “although our game is heavily influenced by his tales, Call of the Sea is a twist on the traditional H.P.
The debut title from game developer Out of the Blue Games, Call of the Sea is a first-person adventure game filled with puzzles.
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It will be available first on PC for Steam and GOG, but there are plans for a PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch release. El Hijo – A Wild West Tale a non-violent game that gradually introduces new mechanics and is inspired by based on Sergio Leone movies. Sneak around as El Hijo, a six-year-old boy on a quest to find his mother. This family-friendly spaghetti western is the first game developed by Honig Studios and Quantumfrog. El Hijo – A Wild West Tale (December 3, 2020) This list showcases five titles you may have forgotten about or never even knew were an option to pick up starting in December 2020. Its short puzzles make it a great title to have installed that you dive in and out of between games, or a couple of days of puzzle goodness if that’s your speed.Everyone has been anxiously awaiting Cyberpunk 2077in December, but there are plenty of other games you’ve never heard of coming out this month as well. Semispheres is an excellent puzzle game that is well worth checking out for any Switch owners. There aren’t any issues as such, but they are bland, which stops it from being the sensory onslaught of pleasure it could have been. Unfortunately, the sound design, which could have elevated the game to god-tier, is super average. A couple of dots moving around a puzzle sounds dull but thanks to neon blues and oranges, the dots and walls pop out of the screen against its darker brain synapses inspired back drop. It certainly helps that the game is a treat to look at. Seemingly simple levels can be skull crushingly frustrating. It’s this cleverness that elevates Semispheres above a simple puzzle game. The puzzles become clever, quickly, as they require you to think outside the box a bit more, such as drawing an enemy past your spawn point, getting caught, spawning you behind them, giving you a vital head start. Depending on your friend’s capabilities to follow instruction, this will become easier or harder. Thanks to the power of the joycons, if controlling two hands at once is a bit tough at times, you can pass a joycon to a friend and use that to split the work load in half. This sounds complex, but it doesn’t take long for you to get the hang of it. This would let you trigger a noise behind the enemy, distracting him, and giving your right-hand dot a chance to run past. This allows you to, say, move your left dot into the circle, to pop up on the right-hand side. The most interesting perk is the ability to open a circular window of sorts, to the other half of the stage. Getting close enough to an enemy and using this ability will send them off to the noises source, and if you can do it from behind an object, the enemy travels all the way around giving you some time to run for the end of the level. In most levels, you can grab pickups that give you an ability such as being able to make some noise. Generally, this is a bad thing, and you have some abilities at your disposal. Getting caught in the cone will send that dot back to its spawn point. The main challenge you will face in the game is enemies, which are other dots with a vision cone coming out of them. Early on you can worry about one at a time, but as the game progresses you need to start using both at the same time which is when it starts to get hard. Each dot is independently controlled by each joycon. There are two versions of the puzzle on the screen, and you control a glowing dot in each one. Semishperes is a top down puzzle game with a quirky twist. They have jumped on the opportunities the Switch provides to get indie games to more people, and Semispheres is one of these gems. EastAsiaSoft is a legendary publisher in my eyes, thanks to the awesome indie games they have published such as Rainbow Skies, and last year’s Semispheres.
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