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Brok the InvestiGator lanza una actualización especial de Navidad distópica

Autor : Dylan Actualizar : Jan 20,2025

¡Brok the InvestiGator recibe una sorpresa navideña gratis! En lugar de una actualización típica, los desarrolladores Cowcat han regalado a los jugadores una novela visual independiente, una adición festiva al universo Brok. Este regalo navideño es totalmente gratuito.

Un nuevo capítulo en Atlasia: El especial de Navidad

Esta novela visual presenta a Graff y Ott, dos estudiantes que navegan por la visión distópica y única de Atlasia sobre la Navidad: "Natal Untail".

¿Tienes curiosidad por este especial de Navidad? Mira el tráiler:

¡Pero eso no es todo! Cowcat también está lanzando su nuevo motor BROKVN, ¡también gratis! Esta poderosa herramienta permite a los aspirantes a desarrolladores de juegos crear sus propias novelas visuales, con recursos precargados. Con la ayuda de un desarrollador, las creaciones se pueden incluso exportar a PC, dispositivos móviles y consolas. Un regalo fantástico para los creadores de juegos en ciernes en estas fiestas.

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Lanzado a principios de este año, Brok the InvestiGator combina aventuras de apuntar y hacer clic con elementos de beat 'em up, ofreciendo una estética de dibujos animados única de los años 80 y 90 en un mundo distópico y descarnado. Disfruta de numerosas opciones rejugables, acertijos desafiantes y múltiples finales.

Sorprendentemente, el juego cuenta con total accesibilidad para jugadores con discapacidad visual, lo que demuestra un compromiso con la inclusión. ¡Descárgalo ahora en Google Play Store y experimenta la nueva actualización especial de Navidad!

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