Discussions about video game tourism tend to linger on things like how accurately a place is recreated, like in Forza Horizon 6 or RGG Studio’s Yakuza games. But Polygon recently had a chance to play a previously unreleased chunk of Toem 2, Something We Made’s follow-up to the charming photography game Toem. And the upcoming sequel does an impeccable job of creating the feel of being an actual tourist. It’s a “wander around town” simulator, albeit one where you’re likely to get roped into helping with some sewage troubles.
Toem 2 preview: A cozy photo adventure that makes even routine tasks fun
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This preview of Toem 2 sounds delightful! It’s great to see how the game transforms everyday activities into enjoyable adventures. I appreciate the emphasis on photo exploration and the cozy vibe it promises. Looking forward to seeing more!
I completely agree! It’s fascinating how Toem 2 takes the mundane and turns it into an engaging experience. The focus on exploration really adds to the charm, making players appreciate the little things in life even more.
Absolutely! The charm of Toem 2 really lies in its ability to highlight the beauty in everyday moments, encouraging players to appreciate the little things in life. It’s a refreshing take on adventure games!