The adventure game EbiTapes will be released on September 22: sound recording and music from noise
- EbiTapes will be released on September 22 on Steam.
- The main character saves the city festival, accompanied by a cat named Zongi.
- Players record noises and create musical loops from them.
- The game is designed in the style of an illustrated book, without requiring musical skills.
Developers from the Geese & Goose studio announced the upcoming release of their new adventure game EbiTapes. The premiere is scheduled for September 22, and the project will be available exclusively in digital format through the Steam platform. Currently, only the English language is supported.
Plot and World
The player will take on the role of a hero who sets out to save the annual city festival. Along the way, he will explore small, carefully crafted locations, meet local residents, and uncover the secrets of a small but vibrant town. Accompanying him is a sarcastic cat named Zongi, who adds a humorous touch to the narrative.
The entire visual style of EbiTapes is handcrafted, resembling an illustrated book: bright drawings, soft outlines, and detailed characters create an atmosphere of coziness and fantasy. Along the hero's journey, friendly inhabitants appear who may ask for help, join the adventure, or participate in musical sessions.
Gameplay mechanics – recording and mixing sounds
A key feature of the project is the ability to record ambient noises using a virtual recorder. The collected sound fragments can then be played back in the necessary places, solving puzzles and progressing through the story. Additionally, the player receives a tool for creating their own mixes, allowing them to combine found sounds into unique musical loops.
The developers emphasize that no special musical skills are required to create compositions. Each mix created is considered complete, and 'mistakes' are perceived as new sound ideas, making the process of experimental creativity accessible to a wide audience.
Unusual tasks and humor
EbiTapes features a variety of original situations: from dancing with cows and searching for lost slippers to helping characters restore friendships. Such tasks highlight the light and playful nature of the game, allowing the player to feel like part of a living community.
The game is aimed at PC, and there is currently no information about console versions. Only English localization is planned, but the developers are open to the possibility of adding other languages in the future.
Thus, EbiTapes promises to be an interesting experiment in the adventure game genre, where sound plays a central role, and the creative process is accessible to everyone.
Source: StopGame
