A forest full of dangers.
The small independent studio Melting Parrot is about to release his first, promising title: Dap, action game with dark sylvan settings, scheduled for September 29 on PC.
We present it to you through the brand new trailer with which the actual launch date was communicated: up Steam the game page is already active and you can put the title in the platlist.
As you can widely see from the video, the atmospheres are reminiscent of those of Mononoke Hime of the Studio Ghibli, while in some ways the gameplay is inspired by Pikmin: these are inspirations declared by the authors themselves, Paul and Iris Anstey.
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Dap is a horror action adventure based on herding and protecting a group of fragile creatures called Dap. The aim is to bring the Dap to a safe place through a world as fascinating as it is wild and full of pitfalls to fight and puzzles to solve, avoiding the infection that is slowly driving the Daps crazy, making them strange and terrifying creatures …
Source: Twinfinite
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