May’s Mysteries, from developer FredBear, is a puzzle adventure title that looks and plays a lot like the Professor Layton games, and you can play it right now in Early Access.
The game sees you playing as May, an intelligent and charismatic girl on a quest to find her missing brother. As you progress through the adventure you’ll solve logic puzzles. These are like the ones you might find in a puzzle book, rather than the “use mug with barrel o’ grog” type puzzles you get in traditional point-and-click adventures.
Puzzle formats include hidden object, rhythm games, shape sorting, tile-sliding, cipher-solving, and so on.
FredBear promises over 25 hours of gameplay across four distinct worlds made up of more than 80 hand-drawn locations. There are ten minutes of animated cut-scenes, too.
It all looks like a credible take on the rarely imitated Professor Layton formula. May’s Mysteries is free to download, with a $4.99 IAP to unlock the full game.
Download it right now on the Google Play Store.
The post May’s Mysteries – The Secret of Dragonville Does a Passable Professor Layton Impression, and it’s Out Now in Open Beta appeared first on Droid Gamers.
No comments:
Post a Comment