The Rewinder (PC & Mac)

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93 kr.

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78.77 kr.

About the game

The Rewinder is a 2D puzzle adventure game inspired by traditional Chinese folklore. The game uses pixel art to mimic the aesthetics of Chinese ink paintings. Players will get to meet mythological figures such as the Spirit Wardens, the Ox-head and Horse-face Guardians of the Beyond, and the Tudi Gong (Keeper of the Land). The player takes on the role of Yun, a "rewinder" who has the ability to enter people's memories and influence their actions. By utilizing "senses" and swaying o...

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Installation:	How to activate your game
Sprog:	Chinese, English, Japanese,
Developer:	MistyMountainStudio,
Publisher:	Gamera Games,
Udgivelsesdato:	9 september 2021
Genre:	Adventure, Indies,
Recent Steam reviews:	Very positive (44)
All Steam reviews:	Overwhelmingly positive (6527)

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Visuals

Game features

Singleplayer

Steam-præstationer

Steam Cloud

Familiedeling

Xbox Controller Support

Description

The Rewinder is a 2D puzzle adventure game inspired by traditional Chinese folklore.

The game uses pixel art to mimic the aesthetics of Chinese ink paintings. Players will get to meet mythological figures such as the Spirit Wardens, the Ox-head and Horse-face Guardians of the Beyond, and the Tudi Gong (Keeper of the Land).

The player takes on the role of Yun, a "rewinder" who has the ability to enter people's memories and influence their actions. By utilizing "senses" and swaying others' "intentions", he can change history.

At the request of the Spirit Wardens, Yun goes to a small village to investigate why a spirit couldn't be reincarnated. The once thriving village has been deserted and filled with resentful spirits, leaving one woman alone in the teahouse. Who's she waiting for? Where did all the other villagers go? What really happened seven years ago?