Monument Valley’s 10th Anniversary Celebration Kicks Off!
Monument Valley, the popular adventure puzzle developed and published by ustwo games, has kicked off its 10-year anniversary celebrations. Ten years, can you believe it? Since the milestone is so significant, the celebration ought to be just as extensive, right? It’s not a one-week or one-month fête, it’s a one-year-long celebration!
Monument Valley first hit mobiles (iOS) on April 3rd, 2014. It’s known for its genre-defining playstyle with pretty minimalist 3D design, fantastical landscapes, and mind-bending puzzles. It also got a sequel Monument Valley 2 in June 2017. Now, let’s dive into the details of Monument Valley’s 10th Anniversary!
Monument Valley has released a celebration video that covers the game’s journey from its early stages to becoming a hit that even celebs like Guillermo del Toro and Ariana Grande got hooked on. Before we give you a lowdown on the deets of the celebrations, why don’t you take a look at the trailer below?
Monument Valley’s 10th anniversary has a lineup of things to enjoy. Composer Todd Baker, the composer of the game’s tunes, is prepping for a special musical gig that’ll be announced soon. Plus, there’ll be gatherings and events where fans can meet and geek out over the game. One of the highlights will be a special feature at the Develop:Brighton event in July.
For a sneak peek behind the scenes, ustwo will share exclusive chats with the developers, early sketches and a look at how Monument Valley came to be. And for those who like to personalize their tech, there’s a bunch of cool wallpaper art up for grabs!
Set in a world of surreal architecture and impossible geometry, Monument Valley lets you explore magical buildings and change the surroundings to help a silent princess reach her destination. The game challenges perceptions of space and perspective through a series of stunning worlds, twisting and turning paths to uncover all its secrets.
If you haven’t played it, I reckon you grab it from the Google Play Store.
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