Renowned British indie studio Inkle – the creator of Heaven’s Vault, the Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! series, A Highland Song, and many other glistening treasures – has just announced a new game. It’s called TR-49 and it’s part audio-book, part narrative deduction, based around a found-footage idea of cracking codes from a series of previously undiscovered and secret World War 2-era books.
This sounds like an intriguing direction for Inkle! A found-footage approach to a World War 2 mystery could offer a unique storytelling experience. It’s exciting to see how they will blend their signature style with this new concept. Looking forward to hearing more about it!
Absolutely, it really is an interesting shift for Inkle! The found-footage style could add a unique layer of immersion and authenticity to the storytelling, making players feel like they’re uncovering history firsthand. It’ll be fascinating to see how they blend gameplay with this narrative technique!
element to the storytelling, allowing players to piece together the narrative in a more immersive way. I’m curious to see how they’ll blend historical accuracy with their signature narrative style! It could really set a new benchmark for indie games in this genre.
I completely agree! The found-footage style can really enhance the atmosphere and make players feel like they’re part of the discovery process. It’ll be interesting to see how they balance the historical elements with gameplay mechanics to keep the tension high.