Tunic launched this month after almost eight years in development. The cute-looking action-adventure game shares a lot with The Legend of Zelda and Dark Souls, but it has quickly become apparent that ...

Tunic, an indie adventure game that melds influences from The Legend of Zelda and Dark Souls into an adorable and mysterious package, has taken over my brain for the past two weeks. It’s been ages ...

Tunic is a very opaque game that doesn't hold the player's hand as they make their way through its clever puzzles and punishing boss battles. Even basic systems aren't clearly explained; instead, they ...

Though you’ll come across many strange items across your journey through Tunic, one of the most baffling is the golden coin. However, more importantly, Tunic also takes a lot of time and effort to ...

As you’ve been exploring the wondrous world of Tunic, you’ve probably noticed a bunch of sealed grey doors that have some sort of pattern etched into them. Like most other things in the game, there’s ...

Don’t let Tunic’s first-glance charm fool you. Actually, nevermind – go ahead and enjoy that charm. It’s a gorgeous game with a colorful, almost Link’s Awakening-esque art style, beautifully serene ...

If you regularly watch events where games get revealed, you’ve likely seen the adorable isometric action game Tunic at least once, and maybe wondered when you’d finally be able to play it in full.

The world of Tunic can definitely take some getting used top but finding the secret shop early on can give you a serious edge in combat. Luckily, the more you explore and navigate through the ...

Tunic's basic attacks will be familiar to anyone who's played adventure games like this before: one button swings the sword and another pulls up the shield. But Tunic also sports a variety of ...

Rock The Spacebar is a twice-monthly column investigating the great music that underpins your favourite games. This week, Dom Peppiatt chats to the development team behind Tunic about the game’s ...