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Somber

Platform(s): PC
Genre: Platformer
Developer: You Will Get There
Release Date: Oct. 12, 2022

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'Somber' Is A Burtonesque Action Platform Coming To PC In 2022 - Screens & Trailer

by Rainier on Nov. 10, 2021 @ 5:52 p.m. PST

Taking place in the semi-open world of Gloom, Somber is a hand-painted action platformer filled with stunning locales and terrifying encounters.

What would happen if Tim Burton developed Limbo but added in the gameplay mechanics found in the Ori series?

You’d get Somber!

In this action platformer, players take on the role of a friendly but deadly creature whose mission is to help anyone in need and make things right. But in order to do any of that, our protagonist will first have to roll, bounce, and climb his way out of the dimly lit world of Gloom ... and somehow live to tell the tale.

Roll, bounce, and climb your way through the hauntingly beautiful hand-crafted world of Gloom using precise movements.

“When we first started working on Somber, our goal was to create a lush, living world filled with amazing little details and interesting gameplay. As you’d expect, we’re knee-deep in development right now and enjoying every second of it. We can’t wait to show the world the dread-filled beauty of Somber in 2022!,” commented You Will Get There Lead Developer David Söderström.

Key Features:

  • Make things right in a world filled with shadows.
  • Living, breathing environments you can explore.
  • Hauntingly beautiful, hand-drawn graphics.
  • Requires precision platforming and nerves of steel!
  • Atmospheric music score by Jonatan Söderström.

Somber will be available for PC (Steam) in Q1 2022.



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