Creation of two New Zealand studios that have since merged under the name Mighty Eyes, Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate is an adventure and puzzle game based around a story of the end of the world and time travel. Very fine ambitions since the game goes on a quest Quantum Code where the protagonist finds himself in the skin of all kinds of characters in very varied places, times and situations. This is how we find ourselves playing an astronaut whose lunar expedition has gone wrong or even a drummer on stage in the middle of the Woodstock festival. These “transmutations” are enabled by Samuel (Beckett?), a device endowed with intelligence bequeathed to the protagonist by his grandfather.
They’ve gone down the halls of time
In addition to a necessarily more successful realization, now fully revealing the different avatars of the player as well as his interlocutors, this remake of a game already well received in its initial vision promises “ a multitude of novelties, mechanisms and physical interactions which includes swimming, jumping, crouching, climbing and ziplining. On PlayStation VR2, haptic feedback will also be leveraged in context, as will eye tracking. ” With a new interface, storage system, improved time travel, and an ingenious feature (the Echo Finder) that lets you locate lost items, Samuel is more useful than ever. “, can we also read. Whether Wanderer is more thought-provoking than action-oriented, there’s also talk of a new combat system featuring new weapons, ammo, and exclusive enemies. Finally, this remake will offer three additional levels to better take advantage of all these developments.