Exit the good old Bob of A Fisherman’s Tale (exit, but not farewell…), this sequel will put us in control of Nina, the daughter of the above-named puppet-hero from the previous opus. And who says change of protagonist says evolution of gameplay. For this new iteration, the Innerspace VR studio is counting on a unique mechanism to make the public bite the hook: the ability of its hero to dislocate and remotely control his limbs to solve many puzzles.
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The official website dedicated to Another Fisherman’s Tale gives pride of place to this find of gameplay can be summed up in three phases: detach, replace, control. “Detach” the limbs from the main character to send them wherever you want, then direct them according to your inspiration, like sorts of Thing of the Addams Family. “Replace” said members with various accessories gleaned as you progress: hook, grappling hook and whatnot. And “control” the environment through the exercise of the first two options. In order to better shed light on these elements of gameplayInnerspace VR and Vertigo Games delivered a trailer accompanied by comments from Creative Director Balthazar Auxietre and Game Director Alexis Moroz.
However original it may be, the proposal forAnother Fisherman’s Tale will attempt to hit the bull’s eye (like fishing…sorry) on May 11, 2023 on PS VR2, Meta Quest 2, and all devices that support VR on PC.