The first title from Chaosmonger Studio with new publisher Assemble Entertainment looks to be shaping up well, and there's a new featurette trailer with chief developer Nicola Piovesan.
ENCODYA is a cyberpunk dystopian point-and-click adventure, which shall release with Linux support on January 26, 2021 - following on from their successful Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign. This new featurette has Piovesan chatting about the world their team created along with a bunch of new footage.
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"The sweetness and creativity of Studio Ghibli, the setting and atmosphere of Blade Runner and the humor and game style of Monkey Island: these are the ingredients that inspired ENCODYA, a point-and-click adventure game set in a dystopian future."
Planned Features:
- Explore the dark cyberpunk world of ENCODYA in 2.5D with 2 playable characters
- Over 35 non-player characters bring the world and story of ENCODYA to life
- More than 50 locations in Neo-Berlin to discover and explore
- Over 3000 lines of dialogue tell an immersive story
- Randomization of objects and locations
- Unique art and sound design
- The original soundtrack creates a thrilling atmosphere
- Professional dubbing actors lend their voices to the characters
You can wishlist / follow on GOG and Steam.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Absolutely beautiful graphics though. I'm not sure a point-n-click is my thing anymore, but I'm still tempted to pick this up!
Quoting: scaineI reckon this game is too cute to be called "distopian" :DThe style is cute and there's plenty of humour to keep things from getting too oppressive, but the setting and the story justify that adjective. It's definitely not a future you'd want to live in.
Absolutely beautiful graphics though. I'm not sure a point-n-click is my thing anymore, but I'm still tempted to pick this up!
As a backer and a beta-tester, I'd say that if you ever enjoyed old-school adventure games, you should definitely give this one a go. In a month when it finally comes out I mean. :)
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