Flying Cactus (the developers of Epistory- Typing Chronicles) have announced the release window for Nanotale – Typing Chronicles.
The typing RPG will be launching for Windows PC (via Steam) in Q3 2019. Featured above, you can view the latest trailer for the game.
The game is toted as “a full-fledged RPG experience”, as players interact with other characters, solve puzzles, and use spells to defeat enemies. You play as Rosalind, a novice “Archivist” who seeks out samples and mysterious events in a magical valley.
Finally, the game shall be available in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Polish. Though voice-overs will only be in English.
You can find screenshots and a full run-down on the game below:
Since time immemorial the Archivists have studied and cataloged the mysteries of the planet, observing its changes and holding to our vow of neutrality. Yet from the Ancestral Forest to the Blue Desert, the world is suffering. The Tree of Life sings the Final Song and we can feel it in our flesh: the world is dying. We bear witness, but we cannot interfere. We contemplate in silence.
Nanotale – Typing Chronicles is an atmospheric typing adventure RPG set in a colorful vibrant world. Follow Rosalind, a novice Archivist, as she journeys out into a valley to collect plant and rock samples for further analysis. The valley is peaceful. War is a thing of the distant past. Nothing can go wrong with such a casual task… can it?
Key Features:
- Explore a vibrant 3D fantasy world: play as the Archivist Rosalind on her journey to the very edges of the planet.
- More than just typing: Talk to other characters, solve mysterious puzzles, unleash magic powers and defeat enemies in epic magical fights
- Everything with keyboard: from movements, combats to even menus, control everything with a keyboard
- Play in your own language: game texts are localized in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Polish with voice-overs in English.
- The game supports several keyboard layouts (QWERTY, QWERTZ, AZERTY, BÉPO, Dvorak, Workman and Colemak)
- More features to be announced
