AR: My normal tastes do not include The Tiny Bang Story. I like games to have action, usually. Or some kind of hyphenated action. Action-adventure, Action-RPG, Action-Cooking-Sim, definitely! Thus, my interest in the hidden object genre has been slight, a curiosity I did not understand as to why it was so popular, like most of the music the kids listen to these days. Well, I’ve dived headlong into the genre with the hyped The Tiny Bang Story, and let me just say, I think I get it now.
Gnomes and asteroids come together in a surreal world whose puzzles and high production values will pull you in like a gaming equivalent of a pitcher plant. Once you are inside however you discover it’s not quite what you thought. See if you can escape from Colibri Game’s Tiny Bang Story.
Rob Pitt writes: The Nintendo Switch and games designed for mobile devices and casual PC gamers go hand in hand, the touch screen coupled with the portability and family-friendly reputation is one which many developers have used to their advantage.
A game which I’ve been playing over the last few weeks was actually one of the first games I ever bought for my iPad (not including the F2P hidden object games), The Tiny Bang Story from developer Colibri Games and publisher Ellada Games.
Ellada Games — the publisher behind Niffelheim and Braveland Trilogy — today announced that they are bringing the endearing puzzle game The Tiny Bang Story to Nintendo Switch on October 4, 2019.
