Circle Entertainment has revealed it will be publishing Incredible Mandy on the Nintendo Switch. The title is being developed by Dotoyou Games, who are previously known for working on Koi DX.
Incredibly Mandy uses a theme of dreams to deliver stylised art design and a beautifully-crafted world of wonder. The story is about a girl named Mandy who must overcome her fears by searching for memories scattered throughout a dream.
The protagonist will have to guide her brother following a tragic incident where he lost his right hand in an accident. His replacement hand has the ability to summon a symbol of power known as the Excalibur of Light. This can be used as a close combat weapon and serves multiple other purposes.
Throughout the game, players will be required to tackle obstacles, solve puzzles, defeat a variety of enemies and bosses and collect forgotten memories across a number of settings. Of course, there'll also be an emotive soundtrack.
Take a look at the early development footage above and tell us in the comments if you would be interested in playing 'Incredible Mandy' when it eventually arrives on the Switch.
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As derptasic as the name "Incredible Mandy" sounds, the gameplay looks interesting. I'd like to hear more about it.
I can't find a single piece of software from Circle Entertainment that is of acceptable quality. . .
Gameplay looks great. i'll keep checking on it, to see if it's good.
I'll need more than just development footage before deciding whether to play or not, but it strikes me that one thing that was lost when FPSs overtook 3D platformers in popularity was inventiveness in game worlds. There's no reason for developers to limit themselves to mimicking the real world when the medium itself has no such limits.
@cfgk24 Then you're not looking hard enough. You're not really looking at all, actually.
Oh Mandy. You came, and you gave without taking.
Somehow it reminds me of Zelda.
@PanurgeJr Which games do you like then?
@Heavyarms55 - Well, I mean it could be worse, could be an "Of" game.
Clash of Clans, War of Swords, Incredible of Mandies, Street of Fighters.
Clash of Swords of Clans of War of Sharks of the Fonz: Deluxe Edition.
@Paraka I want to try "Clash of Swords of Clans of War of Sharks of the Fonz: Deluxe Edition", when does it release?
@cfgk24 Kamiko, Pan-Pan, and the Dark Witch series immediately come to mind among games I've bought. The OPUS games are fantastic. VOEZ and Deemo are well regarded, though I've not played them. And those are just the games they've published in the west. If you include games that they publish in Japan their library is ridiculously good: SteamWorld Heist/Dig/Dig 2, Golf Story, Severed, Teslagrad, Rive, World of Goo, Gunman Clive, ...
Looks pretty interesting so far. I’d like to learn more.
Too derivative looking to me. I like that a lot of these indies are trying new stuff out, even if much of it uses classic framework. Things like this though look just like other games that are almost surely much better. Easy pass unless there's a "hook" I'm just missing.
@Zeargo What you mean the adventure aspect , the puzzles, the guy with the sword, nah i'm not seeing it.
This definitely doesn't seem to be my cup of tea.
It even stutters the same as RiME
Rime wannabee? Doesn't look bad though.
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