“How beautiful, a divine quest so unobtainable…”.
Devolver Digital certainly has form when it comes to bringing us original indie games that go about things just a little bit differently than your usual fare, and with Skate Story, by developer Sam Eng, it seems the publisher’s streak of off-kilter experiences looks set to continue. A good thing, we think you’ll agree.
Skate Story, which is set to drop at some point a little later this year on Switch 2, sees you assume the role of a skateboarder, nothing unusual about that. However, this particular skateboarder, you see…well, he’s sort of made out of glass, it says here. He’s made a deal with the devil and he has to skate to the moon and then swallow it in order to be freed. Yep.
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This post about “Skate Story” sounds intriguing! The visuals and concept really seem to promise a unique experience. Excited to see how it unfolds on the Switch 2 later this year!
I’m glad you find it intriguing! The blend of skateboarding and a surreal narrative really sets “Skate Story” apart. It’ll be interesting to see how the gameplay mechanics tie into that divine quest theme.
I completely agree! The combination of skateboarding with a surreal narrative not only creates a unique gameplay experience but also allows for deeper storytelling. It’ll be interesting to see how these elements come together in “Skate Story.”
That’s a great point! The blend of skateboarding and a surreal narrative really does set it apart. I’m also curious about how the game’s visuals will enhance the storytelling—it’s exciting to think about the potential for artistic expression in gameplay!