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Honestly, I think it's quite beautiful, magical even with the settings and visuals. Putting you in the paws of a fox, it seems quite unusual too. We've seen a fair few platformers with animal protagonists, robots, people and all sorts but A Fox Tale looks quite unique. Especially so with the graphical style that combines multi layered backgrounds, with parallax effects to bring a 3D element to this pixel art world.
"As our four legged protagonist Eva, you are forced to take an unexpected journey. Explore and enjoy a world of wonder and horror, as you pass through your ever changing surroundings. However, the very nature of foxes means Eva is always cautious and this fox in particular has every reason to be..."
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Gameplay will have a mix of using the abilities of your four legged friend to spring, jump, dash and climb your way through it to evade capture, solve puzzles and soar across near impossible landscapes. It's also promising to have a thought provoking dialogue and some tough decisions which impact the world around you.
Their plan for it involves continued tweaks to the style and how you interact with the game, with a mention that they plan to add in a dynamic weather system and diverse intractability with the environment across the world.
Solo developer Danny Preet is currently crowdfunding it on Kickstarter, with a goal of £15K and they have until October 1st to hit the goal.
You can find it on Kickstarter here and follow it on Steam.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
"solo developer"
"they"
just an small correction ;P
sigh, i rather not have it, it destroys the atmosphere for me
Philadelphus Sep 10, 2020
Quoting: elmapul"Solo developer Danny Preet is currently crowdfunding it on Kickstarter, with a goal of £15K and they have until October 1st to hit the goal. "Eh, using the third-person plural pronoun to refer to a single person has literally hundreds of years of precedent in English at this point. I mean, we've already had the second-person singular form get taken over by the plural form, what's one more?
"solo developer"
"they"
just an small correction ;P
Interesting-sounding game, though it feels…incongruous that you're running past bio-hazard-marked containers and jumping through death-traps.
Quoting: PhiladelphusQuoting: elmapul"Solo developer Danny Preet is currently crowdfunding it on Kickstarter, with a goal of £15K and they have until October 1st to hit the goal. "Eh, using the third-person plural pronoun to refer to a single person has literally hundreds of years of precedent in English at this point. I mean, we've already had the second-person singular form get taken over by the plural form, what's one more?
"solo developer"
"they"
just an small correction ;P
Interesting-sounding game, though it feels…incongruous that you're running past bio-hazard-marked containers and jumping through death-traps.
Interesting, in portuguese that woud be an mistake so i had no idea that its different in english
Philadelphus Sep 11, 2020
Quoting: elmapulInteresting, in portuguese that woud be an mistake so i had no idea that its different in englishAh, no worries! Yeah, English can be a bit…lax about these things sometimes.
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