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satoshi-mochida · 2 months
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Horror point-and-click adventure game Tales from Candleforth launches April 30 for PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC
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Horror point-and-click adventure game Tales from Candleforth will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam and GOG on April 30, publisher Feardemic and developer Under the Bed Games announced.
Here is an overview of the game, via Feardemic:
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Tales from Candleforth is a collection of fairy tales that were written on top of a forbidden book many years ago to hide its content. Years later, the dark text is bleeding out and onto the pages of the tales, mixing with them and twisting the stories. The tale is about to begin… In this first tale, we’ll meet Sarah, a 16-year-old girl left alone to run the family apothecary. Sarah’s grandmother went missing a while ago, but one day, she finds clues that she might still be alive. As Sarah discovers new powers that only the women in her family can inherit, she adventures into a world of occultism, mystery, and horror to uncover the secrets her family is hiding and discover the part she plays in all of it.
Key Features
Do It By Hand – Discover a 2D world brimming with detail, fully drawn and animated by hand.
Fearsome Folklore – Visit the land of folk horror where reality mixes the world of nightmares.
Point-and-Click – Uncover the dark story in a classic adventure game format.
Brainteaser – Solve creative puzzles and outsmart the intricate escape room mechanics.
Watch a new trailer below.
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mediamixs · 22 days
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Tales from Candleforth: an immersive experience
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Tales from Candleforth is a survival-horror detective game that offers a unique twist on the traditional horror genre. Unlike other survival-horror games where the player must navigate through frightening environments and avoid monsters, Tales from Candleforth allows the player to turn off the survival and horror elements if they choose to do so. This flexibility in gameplay is a significant departure from the typical horror game experience, where the fear and tension are integral to the gameplay. In the game, the player takes on the role of a detective investigating various cases in a town filled with dark secrets and sinister characters. The game's setting is reminiscent of classic detective stories, with the player gathering clues, interviewing suspects, and solving mysteries. However, the game also incorporates elements of survival horror, with the player needing to manage their resources and protect themselves from the killer that is stalking them.
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One of the most interesting aspects of Tales from Candleforth is its ability to be played without the survival and horror elements. The player can turn off jump scares and simply focus on solving cases in detective mode. This mode allows the player to explore the game's world without the fear of sudden death or frightening encounters, making it a more accessible option for those who prefer a more straightforward detective experience. The game's story is built around the player's ability to investigate and solve cases, with each case presenting a new mystery to unravel. The game's atmosphere is tense and foreboding, with the player needing to be vigilant to uncover the truth behind the sinister events unfolding in the town. The game's visuals and sound design are designed to create an immersive experience, drawing the player into the dark world of Candleforth. Overall, Tales from Candleforth offers a unique blend of detective work and survival horror, allowing players to choose how they want to experience the game. Whether they prefer the thrill of solving mysteries or the fear of navigating a haunted environment, Tales from Candleforth provides a compelling and engaging experience for fans of both genres.
The gameplay in Tales from Candleforth revolves around a folk horror 2D point-and-click experience with puzzles and escape room mechanics, all set in a village that narrates fairy tales. Players engage in detective work, investigating cases, gathering clues, interviewing suspects, and solving mysteries within a dark and foreboding atmosphere. Additionally, the game offers the unique feature of allowing players to turn off survival and horror elements, providing a more straightforward detective experience if desired. The game's immersive visuals and sound design enhance the overall experience, drawing players into the eerie world of Candleforth as they navigate through the challenges presented in the game.
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xboxissues · 1 month
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New Xbox Games for April 29 to May 3 2024
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zarathesilentgamer · 9 months
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Tales From Candleforth✂️ Demo - Zara The Silent Gamer
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linuxgamenews · 2 months
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Discover the Hand-Drawn Visuals of Tales From Candlefort
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Tales From Candlefort a folk horror 2D point and click game is coming to Linux and Steam Deck via Windows PC. Thanks to the skilled crew at Under the Bed Games for their engaging work. Due to release on both Steam and GOG. I'm eager to share something unique coming your way. Under the developer just releases details about their upcoming title, Tales From Candlefort. Due to launch on April 30th, available on Linux and Steam Deck Verified via Windows PC. While offering a folk horror vibe meshed with some crafty puzzle-solving that pulls you into the eerie village of Candleforth. Tales From Candlefort pops with entirely hand-drawn visuals and smooth 2D animations. While giving every scene a bit of old-school charm but with a fresh twist. Now, let's dive into what makes this adventure worth marking on your calendar. In this story, you're thrown into the life of Sarah, a 16-year-old tasked with managing her family's apothecary after her grandmother vanishes. Just when things seem ordinary, Sarah stumbles upon hints that her grandmother might still be out there. The plot thickens as she unlocks mystical abilities known only to the women in her family. With these powers, Sarah delves deep into a realm filled with occult mysteries. There are also chilling secrets waiting to be uncovered.
Tales From Candlefort – Date Reveal Trailer
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This isn't your typical sit back and watch journey. You'll be right in the middle of the action, solving intricate puzzles that require keen observation and sharp thinking. The line between the nightmarish and reality blurs as ancient tales come alive. Due to test you to differentiate reality from illusions. Tales From Candlefort isn't just another release in the ocean of new release. It's also getting attention with its unique blend of storytelling and gameplay. The feedback from gaming festivals is telling, with the title is getting awards like Best Puzzle at IndieDevDay 2023 and even scoring the title of Game of the Year at Indie Games Málaga 2023. So, if you're ready to step into Sarah's shoes and explore the dark corners of Candleforth. The Tales From Candlefort horror 2D point and click release is just around the corner on April 30th. Keep an eye on platforms like Steam and GOG to grab your copy. Prepare to unravel a web of family secrets and dive into a story where every choice could lead you deeper into the shadows. Trust me, this is a deep journey worth playing. Coming to Linux and Steam Deck (Verified), via Windows PC.
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thessalian · 11 months
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Thess vs Forever Demos
It’s the Steam Next Fest again! It’s throwing me a whole lot of different sorts of things at the moment; last time I went mental over the demos was when I was up to my eyes in DREDGE, so it was giving me a lot of eldritch horror. The last few weeks, though, I’ve been playing Wylde Flowers, so I got cutesy farming sims and, because there are only so many of those, I got puzzle games too. Probably because of my daily dose of A Little To The Left. So here we go!
Venba: I heard about this one from a Guardian article ages ago, so it’s been on my wishlist a long time. It’s a cooking sim sort of thing (so it ended up being suggested to me both because it was on my wishlist and because I’ve been poking at Cook, Serve, Forever a bit lately), and has some story behind it, and there was not enough demo in my demo. I mean, yes, it was enough to let me know that yes, I want it. It was just one of those moments of “Noooooooo I’m not ready for it to be over yet!” So that one hit the top of the wish list pretty quickly.
Street of Secrets: This one’s a hidden object game along the lines of A Building Full Of Cats, from a publisher / dev team that apparently focus mostly on jigsaw puzzle type deals and hentai. Which ... I mean, okay, but give me cute relaxing hidden object games. That went high up on the wishlist pretty fast too.
Viewfinder: This is another “messing with the set dressing” puzzle and walking simulator kind of thing. First person, so I have to be careful with it, but some of the mechanics are really clever. I mean, it’s a “mess with reality a bit so you can proceed” sort of thing, so yeah, clever. Another one that is Much Want.
Word Factori: Not sure what to make of this one. It’s basically this little thing where you can put a whole bunch of letter-generating factories together to make ... well, letters and whole words. It’s cute, but I don’t know if it’s really my kind of Zen.
En Garde!: This one’s ... cute. Interestingly tactical RPG that’s mostly about fencing. Just involves a lot of blocking and stun-locking and gets a bit busy for what I personally can handle. I’d recommend it to others, though. Just I don’t think I’d get on well with it long-term. It’s still on the wishlist, but quite low down; it’d be a game for when I’m having a really good day.
Logic Town: You know those logic puzzles where you get a grid and have to determine who lives where and got what pet or whatever? Well, that’s the mechanic, but with a somewhat different layout. You get clues and use them to determine what belongs with whom, whether by being directly told or by process of elimination. This was another one that I was not ready for it to be over when the demo was done. And it doesn’t even have a solid release date - just “2023″. ...But I want it noooooooow.
Quilts & Cats of Calico: This one stays low down on the list. It’s cute, but complicated. Basically involves putting quilts together with matching of colours and patterns, and getting extra points by attracting cats with specific matches. Adorable, but a little complicated for the Zen kind of thing I’d want it for.
Tales from Candleforth: Another hidden object puzzle game sort of thing, but another one where it needs work before release. I’m fine with having to poke around to find out what you need to do, but one single solitary clue might be nice when you’re dealing with a dismembered doll-baby with flowers growing out of its head and a day / night mechanic that makes some of the flowers bloom and some wilt and at least knowing the objective might have been nice... But it’s only got “coming soon” as a release date so there’s time, I guess.
That’s about all for the moment. I did one for a farming / life sim kind of thing called Wholesome Out and About, but it wasn’t so much a demo of the game as a look at the character customisation process. Which was fun but didn’t tell me much about what the game is actually like. But that one’s TBA and struggling for money to finish up so I guess I get it. So it’ll sit and gather dust at the bottom of my wishlist for awhile, I figure. I still have something called Fall of Porcupine and a first look at House Flipper 2, not to mention a few others that have been sitting in my Demo collection for awhile, but not tonight. It’s late, I’ve had a hard week, and I have shit to do tomorrow, so that’s enough for one day. Besides, I found a whole lot of good ones, and some even come out next month!
...I take my victories where I can find them.
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ghalaghoul · 1 year
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My microreview of Tales From Candleforth a point-and-click puzzle horror adventure! I’m love it very much, I need the full release right the fuck now
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Game release: "Tales from Candleforth" (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch)
Under the Bed Games and Feardemic‘s folk horror adventure game Tales from Candleforth literally twists its fairy tales. It’s no secret that fairy-tales are dark affairs if they’re not censored for a children’s young mind. Here one is presented with stories that were written on top of a forbidden book which hides even scarier things. Now the text underneath them starts to bleed out on their pages…
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thegamerstationn · 26 days
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Tales from Candleforth: Gizemli Bir Maceraya Davet!
Bu kasaba, büyü ve sırların iç içe geçtiği, karanlık sokaklarında sürükleyici maceralar yaşayacağınız bir yer. “Tales from Candleforth” son günlerde adından sıkça söz ettiren bir oyun. Hayranlık uyandıran görselleri, karmaşık hikaye örgüsü ve benzersiz oynanışı ile bu oyun, RPG türünü yeniden tanımlıyor. Bu başyapıt, hem konsolda hem de PC’de etkileyici bir deneyim sunuyor. Ancak, her platformun…
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smlpodcast · 27 days
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The SML Podcast - Episode 954: Oops! All Audio Issues
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It's news and a whole pack of reviews with a few friends on hand, so let's get the show on the road!
The show kicks off with Jacob Garner, Bri Galgano, Grant Henry, Glenn Case, and Aki all on hand to chat about a whole bunch of news from the past week including the IGN x ID@Xbox Showcase that revealed tons of games coming to Xbox and Xbox Game Pass! We also discuss the first batch of Xbox Game Pass titles for May, the PlayStation Plus games for May, tons of Pinball FX and Pinball M news from Zen Studios, and some awful Take Two closure news. Plus reviews featuring an email from Horror Acolyte!
0:00 - Intro/News 40:34 - Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 - Fair Play Labs, GameMill Entertainment (Jacob & Glenn) 50:32 - House Flipper 2 - Empyrean, Frozen District (Bri) 1:00:45 - The Fall of Elena Temple - GrimTalin (Bri) 1:07:16 - PREVIEW: The Rogue Prince of Persia - Evil Empire, Ubisoft (Grant) 1:13:57 - Dead Island 2 - Dambuster Studios, Deep Silver (Aki) 1:28:10 - Tales of Kenzera: ZAU - Surgent Studios, Electronic Arts (Grant & Jacob) 1:38:06 - Metro Simulator 2 - KishMish Games, 100 Games, Ultimate Games (Jacob) 1:44:46 - Adore - Cadabra Games, QUByte Interactive (Aki) 1:56:46 - Tales From Candleforth - Under the Bed Games, Feardemic (Horror Acolyte) 2:03:11 - SML AFTER DARK: Jury Episode 2: The Trial of Brooke Lafferty - Nickle3DArt, Eros Interactive (Aki)
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TALES FROM CANDLEFORTH Official Launch Trailer (2024) | HD
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