The Tiny Bang Story is part point and click adventure, part puzzle solving game. You are dropped in a universe where everyone is born mute. There is no dialogue, no text and no voice acting (save for a few grunts here and there). You are given no clue as to how to solve the puzzles with the exception of the odd picture or diagram. This might sound a little daunting until you note the PEGI 3 rating on the box, then it all becomes clear. That’s right, you guessed it, it’s a game for children.
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.
