Tunic Team has announced that there is going to a Tunic concert taking place, and you will have to head to London’s Cadogan Hall on February 8th to experience it. The soundtrack of Tunic, composed by Terence Lee & Janice Kwan, will be performed by a six piece ensemble and it will have a visual companion element to it too, so the audience can feel immersed in the experience.
In the description for Tunic Live In Concert, it says, “Join us for an unforgettable evening where the beloved soundtrack of the award-winning indie adventure comes alive through the power of a six-piece musical ensemble. Enter a realm of hidden pathways and whispered secrets. Let the music of Tunic become your manual.The performance will be paired with stunning visuals from the game, immersing you in its lush landscapes and world filled with secrets. An adventure in sound. A concert you’ll never forget.”
The performance will begin at 6:30PM and last for approximately two hours, while ticket prices vary from £25 to £65, depending on where you choose to sit. If you want to grab tickets, you can head to the Tunic Live In Concert site to purchase them.
Tunic Review
In our Tunic review, Steve said, “Tunic had a lot to live up to after years of built up expectation, and it doesn’t just meet them, it shatters them and stands out as one of the most joyous gaming experiences I’ve had in years. It takes a little while to feel at home in Tunic’s gorgeously rendered world, but once it clicks and the secrets of the masterfully constructed in-game manual start to reveal themselves, the resulting game is up there with the likes of Zelda in terms of exploration and discoveries.”
