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If you regularly watch events where games get revealed, you’ve likely seen the adorable isometric action game Tunic at least once, and maybe wondered when you’d finally be able to play it in full.

A year or so back, I just wasn’t vibing with Tunic - and that's putting it kindly. The reality was that I simply wasn’t enjoying it, at all. I’d seen the praise, heard the GOTY chat – even from our ...

Tunic is a very opaque game that doesn't hold the player's hand as they make their way through its clever puzzles and punishing boss battles. Even basic systems aren't clearly explained; instead, they ...

In a way, Tunic was made for this kind of social sharing. Figuring out its mysteries by yourself is like running into a brick wall at times. At the time of writing, I’ve sunk a healthy amount of hours ...

Though you’ll start Tunic with just a stick and a lot of questions, it won’t be long before you can get your hands on a sword and shield. Tunic doesn’t exactly give players much to go on as they begin ...

Compared to Elden Ring, Tunic isn’t a particularly lengthy game. However, information is so obtuse and cryptic that some players are bound to get confused while exploring. Our guide is here to help ...