GREATEST GAME EVER MADE!? Tomb Raider Meets The Stanley Parable – Temple of Adventure Gameplay

GREATEST GAME EVER MADE!? Tomb Raider Meets The Stanley Parable in this Temple of Adventures gameplay!
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So…The Temple of Adventure…this game was on Alphabetagamer and it’s a real hoot. The idea here is that the developer made a fantastic game for Game Jam 2017 called The Temple of Adventure, said to be filled with lots of ancient temples, traps, epic adventures, amazing graphics, and everything else you could possible want. A fantastic journey that would put games like Tomb Raider, Uncharted, and Skyrim to shame…except the only part you get to play is the “pre-game stuff”. You have to navigate through splash screens, main menus, and try to get to the game itself which may or may not exist!

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ABOUT: The Temple of Adventure:

Alphabetagamer says: Temple of ADVENTURE is a short, silly and witty written Stanley Parable-esque adventure in which you attempt to make it through the splash screens, pre-game menus, opening cinematics and other such pre-game fluff to actually play the game, which promises to be a truly epic adventure that would put Tomb Raider and Uncharted to shame.

In Temple of ADVENTURE you’re joined by a Stanley Parable-esque narrator who is the rather hapless game dev who coded the game. He’s very proud of his work and it promises to be an absolutely rip-roaring adventure, full of danger, treasure, cutting edge Unreal Engine 4-powered visuals and heartfelt emotion as you fight to save the woman you love. However, there are a few complications, which the developer/narrator humorously points out as you make your way through the pre-game menus, loading screens and other pre-game elements.

Taking around 15 minutes to complete, it’s a fun little game, packed full of wonderfully witty narration and great voice acting that transforms what would be a mundane walk through pre-game fluff into a genuine laugh out loud experience, with lots fourth wall breaking game development humor. A short and silly little ‘adventure’ that’s certain to raise a smile.

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Originally posted by UCzEy7pi3B7TIS9cn_sdKK9A on 2017-06-20 17:21:52