If you’re hungering for a hair-raising, gorgeously depicted pixel art horror title with brain tickling puzzles, then you’ll be cheered to know that Re:Turn – One Way Trip will satisfy that craving and then some when it releases on Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox and Nintendo Switch on September 29th.
Developed by London based Red Ego Games, Re:Turn – One Way Trip adds a time-travelling slant to its puzzle solving gameplay, creating unique conundrums for the player to solve as they break down and through the barriers of time to foil an unspeakable evil. In short, Re:Turn – One Way Trip looks set to bring back the side-scrolling, two-dimensional puzzle adventures of yore with aplomb.
Re:Turn – One Way Trip Weaves An Intricate, Terrifying Story
Re:Turn – One Way Trip focuses on a fun-loving party of five college friends who, after an especially tough previous year, all decide to pop out on a well-deserved post-graduation camping vacation as they begin to fully transition into their adult lives. Focusing on the main protagonist Saki, she awakens with a start in the middle of the night to discover that her four friends have all gone missing.
Leaving the campsite in an almost dreamlike state, Saki finds herself drawn to an abandoned train which for reasons she cannot fathom, appears to be waiting for her to board as its final passenger before departing for parts unknown.
As Saki attempts to locate each of her missing friends and delves into the horrific secrets of the mysterious train, the barriers between the past and present begin to break down, forcing her to confront an ancient evil as the very fabric of time itself begins to unravel while a moody and tense soundtrack deftly punctuates one moment of dread to the next.
Re:Turn – One Way Trip Is Generously Stuffed With Intellectual, Taxing Conundrums
With a focus on taxing puzzles that give the old grey matter a proper workout, Re:Turn – One Way Trip uses its time-travelling mechanics to sophisticate things yet further still, presenting the player with puzzles that are as fiendish as they are satisfying to solve.
Then there’s the visual veneer that Re:Turn – One Way Trip employs too. With pixel-art characters and backdrops that evoke the horror adventures of old, Re:Turn – One Way Trip looks set to deftly marry old school aesthetics with deep horror narrative beats and thoughtful puzzles.
For those of you that feel you have what it takes to delve into the depths of such horrors, a demo for Re:Turn – One Way Trip will be available to nab on Steam from the 16th – 22nd June as part of the Steam Game Festival – Summer Edition.
Feel free to hop over to the link below and see how you fare against the taxing puzzles and unspeakable evils of Re:Turn – One Way Trip.
Game Features:
- Explore an intricate horror story that seamlessly shifts players between the past and present
- Take control of two playable characters with totally different perspectives on the narrative
- Immerse yourself in stunning pixel art whilst navigating the 2D side-scrolling environments
- Experience an original soundtrack that consistently builds tension and underscores the on-screen action perfectly
- Be immersed with the minimalist interface so focus never wavers from the action
- Solve grim and challenging puzzles to unearth deadly secrets as you push through the story
Published by Green Man Gaming, Re:Turn – One Way Trip will launch on Steam for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on September 29, 2020.
For more details on Re:Turn – One Way Trip you can head over to the official website.