The Garden Well released a new trailer for their newly announced game, ताला. It combines photorealistic still life imagery with hand-drawn sprites. The trailer is accompanied by the new-age indie pop music as a little girl walks through various environments that have interactive elements splattered throughout them.

The general gist of ताला is that it’s a point-and-click adventure game. You have to travel around, solve puzzles, and progress through the game.

For people who seemed to enjoy offbeat adventure games like Lillie Looking Through, Franbow और Armikrog, you might enjoy the mishmash of visual art-styles for ताला. You can check out the debut gameplay trailer below to get an idea of what the gameplay is like and how the developers utilized visual temerity to depict something a little bit different from the norm.

The story is pretty simple based on what’s presented in the description: You help the townsfolk of the miniature village within the forest, but don’t wander too far into the deep end of the woods. It’s like a young boy traveling alone to West Hollywood with Kevin Spacey, Bryan Singer and George Takei as tour guides.

The newspaper line-art and nature photography is an interesting combination. A lot of indie developers have been relying on 8-bit pixelated art over the last half decade, so it’s become a tired trend. It’s nice to see that The Garden Well is trying something new, mixing in a bit of surrealism with still life, all while keeping it kid-friendly (for as far as the trailer is concerned).

डेवलपर्स के मुताबिक ताला uses a nonverbal dialogue system for conversations, and relies purely on visual-context to interact with character and the environment, and ultimately to progress through the game.

आप विकास पर नज़र रख सकते हैं या इसके बारे में अधिक जान सकते हैं ताला खेल का दौरा करके सरकारी वेबसाइट.