The Nintendo Switch version of Tunic now has 24 minutes of gameplay provided by Super Nintendad. After being talked about in the most recent Nintendo Direct, the game came out recently.
About Tunic
In Tunic, an isometric action game, a small fox goes on a big adventure through a land full of lost legends, old powers, and dangerous monsters. You will be stuck in a broken-down land with nothing but your own curiosity to help you. You will fight huge monsters, find strange and powerful items, and learn long-lost secrets.
People say that somewhere in this land is a great treasure. Perhaps it lies beyond the golden door? Or somewhere deep underground? Some stories talk about a palace high above the clouds and powerful beings from the past. Where do you go?
On your journeys, you’ll put together the game’s instructions. You’ll find maps, tips, special techniques, and the deepest secrets as you go through each page. If you find them all, something good might happen…
Dive into combat that is varied and technical. Dodge, block, parry, and strike! Find out how to beat a wide range of monsters, both big and small, and find new tools to help you along the way.
Features
- Explore a dangerous, interconnected world of dark forests, sprawling ruins, and confusing catacombs.
- Fight powerful bosses underground, above the clouds, and in even stranger places.
- Find the missing manual pages, which are full of tips and original illustrations in full color
- Find hidden treasures that will help you get where you’re going – Find hidden artifacts, techniques, puzzles, and… well, there are a lot of secrets!
- Sound design was done by Power Up Audio, and the original music was made by Lifeformed.
The Nintendo Switch eShop has Tunic for sale. It can be used in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese.
