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Summit of the Wolf – Upcoming Release

Summit of the Wolf – Upcoming Release

Summit of the Wolf – Upcoming Release

Unimatrix Productions announces their new narrative adventure that combines fantasy with reality in an emotional story

Category: Upcoming Releases
Written by: Cindy Kyser on May 24, 2019
Genre: Point-and-Click Narrative Adventure
Published by: Unimatrix Productions
Developed by: Storycentric Worlds
Release Date: Spring 2020
Platform: Windows

No release trailer is available at this time.

It is no secret that I am a big fan of Unimatrix Productions. I’ve played all their previous titles and enjoyed every one. Last year, they released Stonewall Penitentiary which was a wonderful point-and-click mystery with decision points and multiple endings. Other titles include The Filmmaker, Lifestream, and Shadybrook.

I welcomed their recent press release with great enthusiasm, as it means that a new title is in the works! Summit of the Wolf is described as “a poignant adventure” and includes both fantasy and real-world segments. It will be presented in a “graphic novel format.” One of the things I have loved about Unimatrix games is that the Storycentric Worlds engine provides an intuitive interface for text-based adventures. In each game, they have done an excellent job of combining exploration, narrative, and puzzles into a seamless player experience. I would expect no less from Summit of the Wolf.

This new adventure focuses on the story of a 12-year old girl named Ophelia. She goes to sleep and wakes in a magical land where she embarks on a personal quest to find the legendary Summit of the Wolf. Her fantasy journey is ultimately tied back to her real-life experiences.

Unimatrix promises multiple environments to explore, diverse characters to meet, a compelling story, and puzzles that make sense. Summit of the Wolf is due out in the Spring of 2020 and can be added to your Steam wishlist. Additional information is available at the StoryCentric Worlds website

 

Cindy Kyser

Cindy Kyser

Cindy’s love affair with gaming began when she opened a mailbox in front of a white house and took the first step in a long series of adventures. ‘Back in the day,’ Cindy was a regular contributor to JA and an active member of the online gaming community. She has attended several E3s and has had the pleasure of spending time in person with both Ray and Randy. Her all- time favorite adventures include the Tex Murphy series, the Gabriel Knight series, and The Longest Journey. She also enjoys RPGs and her list of ‘best ever’ includes Fallout, Asheron’s Call, and Planescape Torment. Â Frustrated with the cost of rising PC system requirements, Cindy decided to switch to console and tablet gaming. Although you can teach some old dogs new tricks, she discovered that console controller dexterity is a skill set that she is lacking. Her results with tablet gaming were not much better. With the exception of a few gems such as The Room and Forever Lost, there is a limit to how much one can play Candy Crush and Hidden Object Adventures. Having proved that pure escapism is worth the investment, she has a new gaming laptop and is back to her search for the perfect adventure. Â After spending most of her life in Los Angeles and Atlanta, Cindy escaped the stress of urban life and moved to rural Arkansas. To show that she has become a true Arkansan, she has taken up deer hunting, wears pink camo, and put a chicken coop in her backyard. On a stressful day, she can be heard yelling ‘Woo Pig Sooie’ when all else fails.

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