Much like the Assassin’s Creed games that came before it, this IP will be a slightly educational affair that provides hours of fun within a slightly fantastical setting. There will be things sprinkled throughout the game that explain their folklores, history, traditions, attire, and entertainment. All of the areas throughout the map will be true to the New Caledonian culture. There will also be dynamic weather effects that will be related to whichever biome players are in. The islands will be teeming with activities, NPCs, quests, and collectibles to find. The trees can also be used to launch Tchia across the fields like a catapult. She can scale cliffs, climb up on trees and also do aerobic tricks in the air. It’s almost like she has Spider-Man abilities. Pretty much everything on the map is climbable. Speaking of which, Tchia can get around pretty well on her own. Therefore, the “Soul Jump” feature will be used for both traversing the map and combat. Then, she launched herself into a group of enemies to set them ablaze. One example showed her turning into a lantern. Thusly, there will be hundreds of different objects that Tchia can “jump into.” There will be over 30 types of animals to play with. Turning into a dog grants the ability to dig up items and controlling a crab helps with cutting ropes and chains. Becoming a sea turtle will enable her to explore the sea at her own leisure. Possessing a seagull will enable Tchia to soar over impassable routes. This, in turn, is vital for progressing through the game. Tchia has magical abilities to where she can “Soul Jump” into sundry animals and even objects. There will be urban environments, industrial wastelands, swamps, villages, and even the open sea. Even though the archipelago is a tropical place, there will be parts of the game that will introduce areas that will seem very different in comparison. Every segment will have its own weather, texture, challenges, and secrets. The map of Tchia will be a fully explorable world to where it will be separated into several unique biomes. With that said, Awaceb seems to be on the right path toward something reminiscent of the Nintendo games of yesteryear. Because this console generation is springing up a new crop of talented developers. It has slipped under the radar for many gamers out there and this is a title worth keeping an eye on. Even though this game is being crafted by a small team of people, there is potential for this title to become something special. There’s a sense of innocence, adventure, and charm that this title is aiming for which can be a refresher for many gamers out there. The art design also echos that game and, needless to say, this is a good thing. The inspirations can clearly be seen through the trailer, especially when Tchia uses a giant leaf to glide across gaps. There is definitely a The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild flavor to be found, here. Such languages that will be used in this game will range from Russian, French, Spanish, and even German.
This includes having all the characters speak in their native tongues that are accompanied by sub-titles. This game is aiming to be fully authentic to the customs of New Caledonia. She must venture out, survive the elements and find a way to make things right. However, the trailer hints that Tchia is fighting against an industrial or mystical evil of some kind that’s overtaking the islands. The story hasn’t been officially revealed, yet. Even though this game is based on a real place, this story has fantastical elements which give the gameplay a magical flare to it.
#Tchia language simulator#
Tchia is an open-world light-hearted survival simulator that takes place in the archipelago. Founded by two friends from New Caledonia, these developers are creating a fresh title that honors the culture they grew up in. Tchia is a brand new IP being forged by a blossoming studio called Awaceb.
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