The Book of Unwritten Tales 2

Here is the changelog: • Added additional sidequest in Chapter 5 • Added achievements for the sidequests in Chapter 4 • Fixed a bug with the sandbag in chapter 3 • Fixed missing inventory icons • Fixed a bug where the credits didn’t show up • Fixed gaps in the background • Fixed a bug where the subtitles didn’t show up in minigames • Performance improvements in some scenes (which caused the Critter bug in chapter 2) • Fixed a bug where the music didn’t stop playing in chapter 5 • Fixed interaction points with controller input • Fixed bugs where the zoom didn’t reset after a dialogue • Fixed a bug where Nate disappears when switching characters in chapter 4 • Fixed some minor issues in chapter 5 Please provide feedback here: Enjoy!

Here is the changelog: • Added additional sidequest in Chapter 5 • Added achievements for the sidequests in Chapter 4 • Fixed a bug with the sandbag in chapter 3 • Fixed missing inventory icons • Fixed a bug where the credits didn’t show up • Fixed gaps in the background • Fixed a bug where the subtitles didn’t show up in minigames • Performance improvements in some scenes (which caused the Critter bug in chapter 2) • Fixed a bug where the music didn’t stop playing in chapter 5 • Fixed interaction points with controller input • Fixed bugs where the zoom didn’t reset after a dialogue • Fixed a bug where Nate disappears when switching characters in chapter 4 • Fixed some minor issues in chapter 5 Please provide feedback here: Enjoy!

Today we players of games are spoiled for choice when it comes to adventure games. Wadjet Eye release a steady stream of interesting pointers and clickers, Double Fine are halfway through a new game and recently re-released a classic, Telltale have reinvented parts of the genre and are off doing their own thing, Sierra has been sort-of resurrected and a new King’s Quest is coming, and that’s barely scratching the surface. So it’s funny to think that as recently as four years ago we’d start a post about The Book of Unwritten Tales with “ a decent full-length adventure game is as rare as a completely uncooked Banjo & Kazooie developer “. Times do change, eh? But hey, Unwritten Tales is still here, and its sequel is now out. …

Not sung by otters but we like it anyways ;) Hope you do as well! Release is coming closer! Cheers