BitFinity – the developer behind the upcoming Wii U eShop title Tadpole Treble – has put together a new trailer to show off how far the game has come in its development cycle, taking a similar approach to Curve Studio's recent trailer for Thomas Was Alone.
The game initially began as a Kickstarter and reached its goal in December 2013. Since then the individuals responsible have been working very hard indeed in getting the game to where it is now. You control a tadpole and have to avoid notes in levels that bear similarities to music staff paper. The music plays in time with the gameplay and the notes appear in their correct position as they would on sheet music, so knowledge of the tracks will certainly help you to avoid certain obstacles.
There's much more to the game, but in order to find out about that you'll have to watch the trailer below, which features the game running on a Wii U GamePad as a specific highlight, which is an encouraging sight to see.
Does this game spawn an interest in you? Let us know in the comments!
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Funny ad, decent looking game. I'll keep an eye on it.
A rhythm game made by the Brawl in the Family dude may just be worth keeping an eye on.
"Let's throw money at it!" If only it was that simple.
Can't wait to play this, both the gameplay and music is great.
Hey everyone, I happen to be quite lame myself. But maybe if you throw money at me everything will be ok... Lets do it!
Oh, and this game looks like some good fun. Loved Brawl in the Family so that's what really has sparked my interest in keeping up with this project.
I'll buy it..... For $1.99.
Cute pun for the company name. Brawl in the Family = BitFinity. Good job Matthew, thanks for all of the laughs. I very much enjoyed reading BitF over the past 3 years (for me).
I love the trailer. The game looks ok, we'll see how it ends although I may buy it just to support him.
Hey I contributed to this woohoo!
But seriously I can't wait to play this, looks like a lot of fun and I always enjoyed BITF's music and comics. Sad that the comic is coming to an end but still nice to look forward to different projects by him like this
I hope he puts it in the eShop at a very decent price, like $5 or less. Keep it low to compete with crap like Spikey Walls!
I've always liked the model used by the iOS version of Ghost Trick. Game is free and includes a few levels, then you can buy "chapter packs" or full game. Has this model been used on the Wii U?
@Sforzando Zen Pinball use almost that model.
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