Let’s dive in a little deeper.įirst and foremost, you should know that I’m not going to review A Township Tale. Could this be the VR busywork type of game that I love so very, very much? Well…yeah, actually. When developer Alta announced that their game A Township Tale would essentially be an open world multiplayer VR RPG full of blacksmithing, crafting, mining, as well as cooperative adventures, I was very interested.
I’m more at home crafting armor than wearing it in RPGs. Again, that is what makes it compelling.While people were running around battling evil (and each other) in Ultima Online, I was baking bread and banging out comfy furniture in town. The game is pretty cool because it is not simple to easily take actions, similar to real life, you have to put in the work. Thus, the player can also collaborate or interact with players from around the globe. The gameplay is centered on one person, but the player can invite many people to play the game worldwide.
This is because the people acting as players often talk in many languages to interact with each other and different players. The game is available in many languages, while the English language is the most commonly spoken. Is the game quite popular at the moment? It slowly gaining traction, as is the case with many VR oriented games. It is a fascinating game because it is helping to push the boundaries on Virtual Reality and having more people participate within the Virtual Reality space. The creator and developer of the game are AltaVR, while the genre of the game is VR, adventure, and open world. The mindset and the logic behind the game are new and innovative as it is a video game and a fantasy-medieval game. They can become a blacksmith, miner, woodcutter, warrior and an archer. Starting from nothing, players can achieve a new identity. The game is based on exploring new and different identities which leads to new ventures. A Township Tale and What It Offers To GamersĪ Township Tale is a cooperative VR RPG which was developed by an Australia based firm, Alta.
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