Developer Andrew Shouldice announced that Tunic is getting a new demo on Xbox during The Summer Game Fest.
Tunic is an adventure game that was first revealed back in E3 2017. The game instantly caught the eyes of gamers due to its beautiful isometric visuals and the cute fox hero. In addition to its similarity to retro Legend of Zelda titles. In fact, Tunic can be considered a spiritual successor of the legendary adventure franchise.
During the Summer Game Fest, developer Andrew Shouldice showed off some new gameplay with a new trailer. Furthermore, he also announced that Tunic will be getting a new demo on Xbox platforms. Hence which means Xbox and PC. The Tunic demo itself is available from June 15 – 21.
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Andrew also mentioned that in this demo, players will wash ashore without any equipment. So players have to navigate and find weapons to defend themselves against various threats. Moreover, the Tunic new demo for Xbox offers new dungeons, areas to explore through.
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Developer Andrew Shouldice announced that Tunic is getting a new demo on Xbox during The Summer Game Fest.
Tunic is an adventure game that was first revealed back in E3 2017. The game instantly caught the eyes of gamers due to its beautiful isometric visuals and the cute fox hero. In addition to its similarity to retro Legend of Zelda titles. In fact, Tunic can be considered a spiritual successor of the legendary adventure franchise.
During the Summer Game Fest, developer Andrew Shouldice showed off some new gameplay with a new trailer. Furthermore, he also announced that Tunic will be getting a new demo on Xbox platforms. Hence which means Xbox and PC. The Tunic demo itself is available from June 15 – 21.
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Andrew also mentioned that in this demo, players will wash ashore without any equipment. So players have to navigate and find weapons to defend themselves against various threats. Moreover, the Tunic new demo for Xbox offers new dungeons, areas to explore through.
The trailers so far have not provided any plot or context of what is happening. The developer also explains that this lack of info when starting the game makes the game more mysterious. Allows gamers to explore and discover for themselves. For games like this, a slow unveiling story through the mysterious game world and player exploration are what give gamers a memorable experience. Additionally, the world feels very serene and majestic. A great change of pace from all the recent chaotic action-filled AAA titles.
All in all, from what we’ve seen so far Tunic looks like it’ll turn out to be an absolute gem of a game. Especially for older gamers and retro game enthusiasts. Right now we can only wait and see what Tunic has to offer once it releases Xbox and PC. Don’t forget to play Tunic’s new demo.
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