Far from being a simple clone of the Nintendo games from which it is inspired, Tinykin was already asserting a personality and a style of its own when it was taken over by Luma. Released in a house from the 90s far too big for him, the tiny intergalactic explorer Milo will have to get to know the insects that inhabit the different parts of the house and make good use of the Tinykin to explore the environment and solve the puzzles. Like the Pikmin, these creatures of different colors are able to move heavy objects or build ladders, to name a few skills.
“If the Tinykin are there to help him solve certain problems, Milo is a prodigy of motor skills. Run, jump and leap between obstacles, and deploy his upgradeable bubble glider to cross even wider spaces. Players will also need to master his soap-like board which allows him to surf table edges, unstable rails, lines and cobwebs.“, adds the press release from the Montpellier studio.
A playable demo of Tinykin is available now on Steam. PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series and Switch players will not be forgotten but will wait until June 23 to get their hands on this demo.
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