The throne of Captain Olimar has long laid vacant. Whom amongst us has the courage to step up and make a game about a little guy followed by other, even littler guys, solving puzzles in a microscopic
Audio player loading… The throne of Captain Olimar has long laid vacant. Whom amongst us has the courage to step up and make a game about a little guy followed by other, even littler guys, solving puzzles in a microscopic world? Indie developer Splashteam has answered the call with its Pikmin-like platformer, Tinykin launching August 30. From the game’s Steam page (opens in new tab):
“Milo arrives on Earth to find that he’s way too small, everybody’s gone and a day hasn’t passed since 1991! Catch hundreds of mysterious tinykin and use their unique powers to create ladders, bridges, explosions and a lot more!”
That’s certainly an exciting premise, and while Pikmin focuses on tiny life in a garden, Tinykin adds a lot more verticality with its de_rats-style indoor spaces.
