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Midnight at the Celestial Palace: Chapter 1

Midnight at the Celestial Palace: Chapter 1

Midnight at the Celestial Palace: Chapter 1

The fantasy point-and-click musical adventure from Orrery Games and BlipHaus Design is set for release in February 2017

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That’s right: Midnight at the Celestial Palace is a fantasy point-and-click musical adventure. This is the first of three planned chapters.

Meet Greg. He’s 37-years-old and a professional underachiever. Join him as he’s whisked away to a magical dreamland beyond the stars, befriended by an otter named Sir Squiggles.

Accompany the pair as they make a harrowing journey through a whimsical realm called Dreamania to find the wondrous Celestial Palace, as great peril looms in the shadows.

You’ll also find a healthy dose of humor, a good story and plenty of interesting characters to meet along the way.

The game will offer gorgeous storybook-like art and animation in a cozy retro style.

Chapter 1 should be 3-4 hours in length. Along with the game’s own musical accompaniment, there will be three interactive songs. You’ll get to pick the lines you want to sing at certain points in the game, and the nature and tone of the accompanying music will reflect your choices.

Midnight at the Celestial Palace: Chapter 1 is set for release on Windows in February 2017. Watch for it on Steam and other digital distribution platforms.

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Karla Munger

Karla Munger

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