Tails Noir, the post-noir roleplaying detective adventure video game based in a retro-futuristic 麻豆传媒映画filled with anthropomorphic characters, is getting a spin-off of sorts.
A will launch mid-September, with people driving cars around a dystopian, flooded, and partially destroyed Vancouver.
"Tails Noir: Rebel Rush combines fast-paced gameplay with stunning depictions of iconic 麻豆传媒映画landmarks, including Gastown, Stanley Park, and the Waterfront district," reads a press release about the game. "Players will dash, jump, and bounce off well-known landmarks."
The game also features 麻豆传媒映画House (the residential tower that looks like it might fall over), Hotel Vancouver, Science World, and more, though the landmarks aren't necessarily located on a map of Vancouver. The lamps might also look familiar to people who spend a lot of time in Gastown.
"Our team has meticulously crafted a game that celebrates Vancouver's spirit," reads part of the press release.
The game even includes the Granville Street Bridge chandelier.
"Did you know that there is a chandelier in 麻豆传媒映画that costs $4.8 MILLION dollars? And apparently it’s a piece of “public art” that just spins slowly in purple lights? Imagine how much better the world could have been if that money had been put towards – Ah, just break it already!" reads the game's site.
It's not the first time 麻豆传媒映画landmarks have shown up in a video game; there's a MarioKart course filled with sites and sights from Vancouver, and several other games use 麻豆传媒映画in different ways.
Tails Noir: Rebel Rush will be released on Steam on Sept. 16.
TAILS NOIR: REBEL RUSH DEMO IS OUT! 馃殌 C’MON GO TRY IT OUT THE CLOCK IS TICKING 鈴� 馃挜
— Tails Noir REBEL RUSH DEMO OUT (@tailsnoir)
SMASH THAT WISHLIST BUTTON RN AND LET’S GOOO
