El colorido mundo a cargo de Mimimi Productions The Last Tinker: City of Colors, llegará antes de lo planeado a Steam tanto en Windows como en Linux y Mac.
Será el próximo 12 de mayo cuando puedan encontrar el título en la tienda de Valve, estando en preventa por $19.79 USD de aquí a la fecha de lanzamiento, posteriormente tendrá un costo de $22 USD. El título es de plataforma, y controlaremos a Koru quien debe unificar nuevamente a Colortown, ya que sus habitantes han comenzado a dividirse de acuerdo a su color, rompiendo el balance del mundo de Koru.
En el nuevo video que Unity y Mimimi publicaron el día de hoy, podrán conocer más de la historia del juego y ver nuevo gameplay.
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Unity Games Celebrates the Announcement with new Gameplay Trailer
San Francisco, USA – April 28th, 2014 – Award-winning developer Mimimi Productions and Unity Games are pleased to announce that the 3D action adventure game The Last Tinker: City of Colors, will be available for Windows PC, Mac and Linux on May 12th through digital distribution service Steam. In this award-winning platformer, players battle the forces of evil as Koru, a cheerful and acrobatic young boy with unique abilities, aims to return brightness and vitality back to his homeland. For pricing and additional information visit: http://steam.thelasttinker.com
To celebrate the impending release of The Last Tinker: City of Colors, a new gameplay overview trailer is now available for download. Watch the trailer to get a first-hand look at Koru’s adventures in Colortown.
In a world where creativity has given way to conflict, a young street kid living in the slums of Colortown seeks to restore the spark of imagination to his hometown. As Koru, you must harness the power of color to defeat the Bleakness and make Colortown vibrant once again. A charming blend of modern platforming and multicolored style, The Last Tinker is a one-of-a-kind adventure.
Along with having recently been awarded the “Best Game in Show, Audience Choice” prize at the 2014 Casual Connect conference, The Last Tinker also won the “Best Project” award at Game Connection 2011.[/pane]
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