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Today at PAX East, Akupara Games unfurled their publishing plans for Tmesis Studios’ science-fiction opus, Universe For Sale, which examines the alliances between man and the journey to inner acceptance.
Concocted with a hand-drawn aesthetic evoking European sci-fi comics, complemented with the ambient sounds of Guglielmo Diana’s original score, and unfolding the enigmatic personalities of the cast with their own daunting secrets and ambitions, Universe For Sale is prepared for an2023 launch on PC platforms.
Reveal Trailer here: https://youtu.be/0_X0A5eZydA
Universe For Sale is an engrossing science-fiction adventure that delves into the depths of the human experience, showcasing themes of connections, awareness, and self-love. Trace the trails of the unnamed Maestro, an enigmatic theist, and Lila, a peddler of the cosmos. Roam through Jupiter's marketplace, immerse yourself in the riveting backstories of a cast of remarkable personas and mold your own tales with Lila's ability to customize alternate realities.
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