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Swordtales Releases New Trailer For Toren

Swordtales has announced the release of a brand-new trailer for Toren which is scheduled to release in 2015 for PC, Mac, and PS4. The adventure contains a dark fantasy story accompanied by innovative gameplay and beautiful visuals. Read on.

From the Press Release
Indie developer Swordtales, has released a new trailer for Toren, the upcoming dark fantasy adventure game that brings poetry to life in an epic journey about growth, discovery and overcoming great hurdles. Toren is scheduled to release on PC, Mac and PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system in early 2015.


Toren is an adventure game with beautiful graphics, innovative puzzles and immersive gameplay, which leads the player through an introspective and captivating journey to explore deep concepts and existential questions. In the game, players will witness the birth and the growth of a lonely girl named Moonchild, guiding her on a dangerous journey of discovery and transformation as she unlocks the mysteries of the tower, known as Toren.

As one of the hottest new indie development studios in Brazil the game has been recognized with several nominations and awards already including an Honorable Mention at the Independent Games Festival, a Finalist for Art Design in both InidePub and the Brasil Game Show awards and was the winner of the Best PC at the E-Games awards. The studio has also received recognition and the support from the Brazilian Ministry of Culture.

To learn more, visit the official Toren website.

 

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