But it also opens up some new opportunities, as we’re starting to define ‘rules’ behind some key items. This means you can’t steal the book and run. Players can work together to gather the pages (well, its also a communal effort) for the whole town to see.Īnd since we don’t want this to ever get lost, despite being an item, we introduced the ability for books to ‘return’ to their lecterns. In this game, players can scavenge for the missing pages of the books, which allows the players to gain insightful knowledge and record of the world. The developer also releases a new blog post update, which introduce the book mechanics. Just give it some time to grow on you and discover the controls.A Township Tale is a multiplayer VR medieval fantasy game, where players band together to form a society, explore dungeons and work in a town as blacksmiths, woodcutters, farmers and many more!
I just don’t think you can know this for just £7.99, especially when you will get tonnes of gameplay hours out of it. While far from perfect (especially when it comes to the visuals) you can easily get your money’s worth here, especially if you get into the multiplayer which is currently full of other players. But if you are willing to give this game some time and get the hang of things you will find yourself spending several hours inside its virtual crafting world. The game really isn’t easy to get into and you will be doing a lot of movement (and lots of bending down) in the early days until you get the hang of the controls. Review: When it comes to reviewing ‘A Township Tale’ I am glad that I stuck with it.
But where else could unclaimed fortunes lie? Will your story become a legend, or will you end in tragedy? The deeper you delve, the nastier the monsters. Explore dark caves, where terrible monsters and great treasures await.
Will you be a Warrior? A Blacksmith? A Crafter? Each is a key part of a thriving town and governs how you level up and progress. Best Playing Position: Standing, Roomscaleĭescription: Claim your role in town.
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