And from what I have played of the game so far, this is not an issue. Now, in order for this to work, A Story About My Uncle will need to be Fluid in both controls and graphics.
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To get there they will need to combine jumping, running leaps and swinging from their grapple in a sort of fantasy free running session. Players will need to get from the start of an area to a predetermined point. The gameplay of A Story About My Uncle feels like it has been stitched together from two of the best first person games ever made – Mirrors Edge and Portal. The world has a fairy-tale look and feel to it that just sucks you into the story being told to the little girl. From your uncle’s house to the caves that hide the entrance to the magical land and beyond, the game would not look out of place in an animated feature film. Graphically, A Story About My Uncle is beautiful. The only shooting to be seen here is firing your magical grapple which allows you to traverse great distances in a single leap. The twist in A Story About My Uncle is that it is a non-violent first person puzzle platformer that sees you exploring this magical land rather than killing everything in it. Armed with a special suit he is whisked away to a magical land where he begins the search for his inventor uncle. The game is the story of a father recalling a tale of when he went on an adventure. Since then it has come a long way – the students have now become Gone North Games and Coffee Stain Studios are publishing the finished polished article. Well, A Story About My Uncle’s trailer did just that and we were fortunate enough to get a preview of the game to see if the trailer is justified and if indeed you should be excited about A Story About My Uncle.Ī Story About My Uncle started life as university project for its creators and shortly after released as a free download. They generally tend to show you the best parts of a game, be it cut scenes or gameplay, with the intention of hooking you in and having you begging for more.
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