Tunic did something Elden Ring could never

Andrew Shouldice, creator and lead developer of Tunic, was actually heavily inspired by The Legend of Zelda, a game known for having many secrets that, depending on your perspective, are either genius or obtuse. But Tunic is heavily inspired also by games like Fez, Dark Souls, and Elden Ring. These are all games I have never played.
Tunic got me to love a Soulslike.
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0:00 - The conundrum
1:24 - What people actually mean when they compare Tunic to Elden Ring
2:05 - How Tunic gripped me
4:09 - How Tunic makes difficulty fun
6:49 - Tunic is GORGEOUS
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[@MattHorton]

Does tunic sound like your kind of game?

[@harrison1735]

One game I thought of while playing Tunic is Celeste, both for the adjustable difficulty options but also for that similar feeling of "Oh I didn't know I could do that all along!" whenever the manual reveals some new information.

[@MattHorton]

That is a good call out. What a good game too

[@AndrewConkling]

This sounds really great! I may have to dust off my computer gaming setup to play this 😂

[@MattHorton]

i nearly bought it on mac to play again, but I need to do other stuff 😅

[@itsumoknight]

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