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The adventure platformer game Hot Tin Roof is to be released on the 20th of February and has a new trailer to celebrate the fact:
This side-scrolling game mixes highly stylized 3D graphics and environments with gameplay that has the player seeking clues and the answers necessary to solve a series of murders. Accompanied by a fedora-wearing cat, players will have a series of abilities available to them that will help them advance along the game. What's interesting is that the primary tool is a revolver with different types of non-lethal bullets. Grappling hooks, blood splatters, and fireworks are among the different types of cartridges the gun can fire which may make for creative gameplay.
The game has come a long way since GOL last took a proper look at it and it looks like a rather different type of game than the usual fare. Its promises are ambitious and, if it delivers, it will likely be a game worth playing through.
You can currently pre-order the game from the developers here and get a DRM-free version as well as a Steam key. As always, you may wish to hold off on pre-ordering until the game has actually come out on Linux and is confirmed to work properly. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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This side-scrolling game mixes highly stylized 3D graphics and environments with gameplay that has the player seeking clues and the answers necessary to solve a series of murders. Accompanied by a fedora-wearing cat, players will have a series of abilities available to them that will help them advance along the game. What's interesting is that the primary tool is a revolver with different types of non-lethal bullets. Grappling hooks, blood splatters, and fireworks are among the different types of cartridges the gun can fire which may make for creative gameplay.
The game has come a long way since GOL last took a proper look at it and it looks like a rather different type of game than the usual fare. Its promises are ambitious and, if it delivers, it will likely be a game worth playing through.
You can currently pre-order the game from the developers here and get a DRM-free version as well as a Steam key. As always, you may wish to hold off on pre-ordering until the game has actually come out on Linux and is confirmed to work properly. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Nice. :) I've been looking forward to this one, but didn't realize it was so close to release.
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Segata Sanshiro 6 Feb 2015
This looks like it could be a lot of fun :)
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Yep, loving the art design and look of this....plus a great sense of humour too.
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Oh and the name doesn't mean anything but coincidentally could be pronounced as "Buttery" which suits me just fine.
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