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Aspire: Ina’s Tale Review
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indiegamewebsite.comThe proliferation of “story-rich” as a game descriptor should be welcome news to folks who love narrative-driven games, but these days it has as much meaning as an advertisement for a gluten-free egg. Initial impressions of Aspire: Ina’s Tale were that it’s pretty, offers moments of engaging puzzle-solving, and has the earnest makings of a story, but even after several hours into the game, it’s all too generic to make much of an impact.
It reminds me a little of my experience with Hoa – a similar
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Lead Chicory: A Colorful Tale dev teases new game
With 2022 upon us, many consumers are likely looking forward to major triple-A games in the coming months such as Horizon Forbidden West and Dying Light 2. Fortunately, lovers of indie games aren’t left out in the cold. Anyone that enjoyed last year’s Chicory: A Colorful Tale may want to keep their eyes on the team’s next project.
01.01 / 23:49