Witch Beam the creators of Unpacking have released the musical puzzler Tempopo

Tempopo is the latest release from Australian developer Witch Beam, the creators of Unpacking and Assault Android Cactus. It's out now with Native Linux support!

More about it: "Displaced by a great storm, Hana’s magical musical flowers have found themselves scattered across a series of puzzling sky islands - and only you can help bring them safely home! Your helpers are the Tempopo: incredibly cute creatures who are also extremely chaotic and uncoordinated by nature. Luckily they take direction really well, so with a flick of your conductor's baton, you’ll be able to get them on beat in no time!"

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Highlights:

• Plot Your Path: Carefully plot the Tempopo’s path through each puzzle, helping them work together to use items and interact with the island map to safely reach the island's end.
• A Puzzler’s Paradise: Each puzzle is an exercise in trial and error, as you experiment with different placements and routes. But don’t worry, Hana is always on hand to give a helpful hint to anyone who needs it! Bonus challenge levels add a huge chunk of extra puzzling outside the main levels for those seeking a bit more difficulty too.
• Plot Your Garden: As you puzzle across all four seasons rescuing Hana’s magical flowers, you’ll replant them back in her musical garden.
• Nature’s Orchestra: Each flower plays a note based on where they’re placed, and you can even stack multiple flowers into the same spot to create chords. As you progress, you’ll collect a whole variety of different sounds to add to the melody - horns, harps and more! Get lost in the rhythm of making new tunes, or trying to recreate your favourites!

A word from the developer: "Creating Tempopo led to the journey of a lifetime," said Sanatana Mishra, Director of Tempopo and co-founder of Witch Beam. "We've seen everything from a young woman in Melbourne being inspired to create her own games, to an older man in Kyoto giving himself a silent yet forceful fist pump as he rescued a particularly difficult flower. I hope the finished game can surprise and delight those players in ways they couldn't imagine."