Splittown point and click is a 90s style adventure game gets a Demo for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. This is all due to the continuous creative efforts of Mats Kyyrö and Juha Keränen. Which is available to try on Steam and itch.
Oulu – All-Seeing Eye is excited to reveal the latest demo for Splittown. Since this is a nostalgic point and click adventure game inspired by 90s classics.
Join Leonard Nimby, a former top agent at IM5, as he takes on a mission to retrieve a stolen Shrink Ray. Solve challenging puzzles and stuff an unlikely number of items in your pockets. While you take on battles of wit with a variety of quirky characters.
With a story that adapts to player choices, Splittown offers a familiar yet fresh take on the genre. Due to drawing further inspiration from deeper sims like Deus Ex and CRPGs like Planescape: Torment. Even the more modern games like Disco Elysium. While there are no fail states, there are multiple different ways the story can play out. Such as, you could anger a character whose help you’d need later. This requires you to come up with another solution to a puzzle.
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Splittown features hand-drawn and pixelated graphics. While taking players back to the golden age of PC gaming. Along with a custom process that is similar to how the backgrounds of old Lucasarts games. Including how they were painted and scanned. This approach gives the game a setting that feels straight from the pages of a 1994 PC Gamer magazine.
The Splittown demo contains about one hour of gameplay starting at the beginning of the story. Available now on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. The full release date is not available yet. Since the team has to decide between self-funding or finding a publisher that shares their vision. Now, after seven years of development, the developers are taking their time. The full game is about halfway done. So this Steam Next Fest would be an appropriate chance to collect feedback from the community.
Splittown 90s style adventure game Demo is available on Steam and itch. Along with support for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC.