TASOMACHI: Behind the Twilight Story Trailer

Publisher Playism and developer Oribtal Express have released the official trailer for the ‘Oriental fantasy’ 3D action adventure game TASOMACHI: Behind the twilight.

Here’s a look at the game, via Playism:

TASOMACHI: Behind the twilight is a relaxed 3D platform game that is all about relaxing and exploring a sleeping Far Eastern themed world at your leisure, collecting items while navigating the platform sections and responding to NPC requests.

One day, the airship of the young heroine Yukumo breaks down in mid-flight, crash-landing in an enigmatic and abandoned city. Help the only remaining inhabitants, the weird but adorable cats of the Nezu tribe, and fulfill their many requests in exchange for collectibles and valuable resources.

Each new item helps repair Yukumo’s airship, earn new upgrades, and unlock stylish outfits. Pilot the airship through the skies of this mysterious city and further explore an awe-inspiring world, filled with temples, landscapes and icons taking inspiration from diverse cultures and extraordinary geography. Explore the world while vibrating to a soundtrack by Ujico, a Japanese musician with over 1 million YouTube subscribers and 600,000 Spotify listeners per month.

Developer Nocras is releasing his first title after contributing both 2D and 3D art to several of the biggest Japanese games of the 2010s. His work includes 3D design on Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Final Fantasy XIV; 2D art for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Xenoblade Chronicles 2; and design of terrain maps for Pokemon Sword and Shield. He developed his skills and experience on these games, all in preparation for his first independent.

TASOMACHI: Behind the twilight is slated for PC via Steam this Spring / Q2 2021. It will support Japanese, English, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) language options.

Watch the trailer below. View a new set of screenshots in the gallery.

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