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Shadow Puppeteer Releasing September 29 For PC

Sarepta Studio has announced that Shadow Puppeteer will release on September 29th for PC. The co-op puzzle platformer will allow players to work together to solve challenging puzzles to proceed through the game. Are you ready to learn more and get started on your adventure? Read on.

From the Press Release
Sarepta studio, the developers of the indie title «Shadow Puppeteer», announced today that they have set a release date for their co-op puzzle platformer on September 29th 2014. The game will be releasing for Steam, Glyph and Humble store 6pm (GMT).

Fresh indie game developer Sarepta Studio is proud to present Shadow Puppeteer, a co-op adventure for console and PC that combines platforming with puzzle-solving in a play of light and shadow. The game is designed as a local co-op adventure in which two players need to work together to get past the many puzzles they encounter on their journey. Having a truly Nordic yet original art style, Shadow Puppeteer tells the story of a boy and his shadow.

Manipulate the objects and their shadow in a cohesive play between you and your friend, in order to solve puzzles and get past all challenges that lay ahead in your great journey. The game also offers a single player experience, for more advance players, where you control both characters at once.

For more information visit: http://www.hypeslugs.com/slugs/shadow-puppeteer-story-boy-shadow.html

Official website: http://www.shadowpuppeteer.com

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