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Go Behind the Scenes of Felix The Reaper With New Video


Daedalic Entertainment and Kong Orange have released a new video for Felix The Reaper.



Publisher Daedalic Entertainment and independent developer Kong Orange have released a new behind-the-scenes video for the upcoming dance-tastic puzzle adventure game Felix The Reaper. The video features one of the many composers for the game, Signe Bisgaard, who talks about the impact of the player’s action on the music within the game. Additionally, dancers Raphaël Eder-Kastling and Gunilla Lind Hasselager explain how they created and performed different dance styles for the cuddly protagonist.

Get insight into Felix’s music and dances in today's new video: https://youtu.be/c64Hvpmzn1Y

The first part of the behind-the-scenes video series is available here: https://youtu.be/Toja-NTsunY

Felix The Reaper starts his swift dance on October 17 on PlayStation®4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Windows PC and Mac via Steam and GOG.com. The title is also available as part of Xbox Game Pass. For more information, visit https://www.felixthereaper.com/.

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