The Artful Escape musical adventure premieres trailer and release date
The game published by Annapurna Entertainment will be part of the Xbox Game Pass catalog.
One of the independent games that most caught our attention at E3 2017 was The Artful Escape , a title developed by the Australian independent studio Beethoven and Dinosaur that was shown in the Xbox showcase . A little over a month ago it was announced that this title would be part of the Annapurna Interactive summer showcase and, indeed, this colorful video game took an important role among what was shown at the event.
The Artful Escape is a game conceived by musician Johnny Galvatron.The Artful Escape draws attention as it is an interactive adventure conceived by the musician Johnny Galvatron , guitarist and founder of the band The Galvatrons , who in addition to having studied animation, always wanted to create a video game. It was thus that the independent studio Beethoven adn Dinosaur was born for this purpose and the idea of The Artful Escape of Francis Vendetti, a title that was supported by a Kickstarter campaign and that Annapurna Interactive would later retake for publication.
In this title you will take control of Francis , nephew of musical legend Johnson Vendetti , who will seek to have his own musical epiphany . It is a platform game where you will run and jump in colorful landscapes full of music and you will take advantage of your guitar to create effects, platforms and attack enemies; You will even be able to study various creatures to obtain sound samples that you can use to create your music.
Today it was announced with a new trailer that The Artful Escape will be released on September 9 on Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One and Steam . It has also been confirmed that the title will be part of the Xbox Game Pass catalog . Other announcements from the Annapurna showcase included new gameplay details for Stray and Echoes of the Eye, a new expansion for Outer Wilds, was announced .
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