TUNIC - First 39 minutes of gameplay - /If Link would be a cute fox/
4TUNIC on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/553420/TUNIC/
TUNIC on xbox: https://www.microsoft.com/store/r/9nlrt31z4rwm
TUNIC on hb: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/tunic
TUNIC Website: https://tunicgame.com/
TUNIC on twitter: https://twitter.com/tunicgame
From the first moment I looked at Tunic, I got a little Zelda deja-vu, a cute little fox with green clothes and weapons that are very close to the looks and style that Link did.
The start of the Tunic can also be compared to the start of Link's Awakening as both games start with your character standing up on the beach and where you take your first steps in a new world full of secrets, surprises and dangers.
Shortly after you start in the game you will notice that the in-game language is an unintelligible language, at least for us.
For the life that's in the game everything will be clear, except for you.
You will have to maintain an HP and stamina meter and you do this through items that you can find after solving puzzles or by finding hidden places where these items can also be hidden, it is also important to walk around everywhere and look around, especially since there are many shortcuts to use in the world and these shortcuts are not exactly marked.
The world is quite big, but not completely open world,
you will have to follow routes to reach other areas and you will also always have to figure out things to regularly clear the route of obstacles.
Although the game world looks cute, it is indeed dangerous. Tunic therefore has different enemies, which are connected to different areas. Some of them suddenly pop up. You will also encounter bosses that you have to defeat to progress in the game. The Dark Souls influences, such as the bonfire mechanic, are also reflected in the gameplay, the game has shrines that come back when you die. Once you die you will have to go back to where you were defeated to retrieve your collected items. Previously defeated enemies will also return when you rest at a statue.
Tunic has a steep learning curve, and therefore knows almost no explanation about what is actually going on. You do see some elements that are interesting, shapes and colors that grab your attention. But it is. You will find several pages from a small booklet containing information that you do not understand for the most part because the text is incomprehensible. You will also find various maps, sometimes with interesting markings, which can help you achieve certain goals.
Tunic is a sweet game at first glance, but it is very challenging for the average gamer. Both the puzzles and the enemies require a lot of tactical thinking and it is not always clear where to go and what to do.
All in all, a very nice recommendation for those who like a spicy game.
Finji on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/publisher/finji
Finji website: https://finji.co/
Finji on twitter: https://twitter.com/FinjiCo
Finji on twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/FinjiCo
Finji on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2wQyZ5XlSSrsMXJIOYGGA
Finji on discord: http://discord.gg/finji
Press start to begin: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32116970-Press-Start-To-Begin-Curator/
Press Y to retry: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33658181-Press-Y-to-retry/
VR manual book: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32706805-Virtual-Reality-Manual-Book/
Press start to giveaway: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/pressstarttogiveaway
Press start on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Press-start-to-begin-108058160931369
Special thanks to Finji for giving me access to the game.
Contact me at: pushtobegin@outlook.com
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