Release Date of Creaks - New Adventure Game by Machinarium Devs
Amanita Design (devs of, among others, well received Machinarium) announced today the release date of the upcoming Creaks adventure game. We will play in the title later, this month.
In 2018, Amanita Design (responsible for the well received Machinarium or Chuchel) announced a new adventure game named Creaks. The title was to be released in 2019 on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, but it turned out that the players would have to wait a little longer for it. Today, the developers announced that the game will be available on July 22 on all the aformentioned platforms.
Creaks is a combination of adventure and puzzle game with stealth elements. In the title we play as a character, who discovers a mysterious passage to another dimension in his room. The players, traveling through a strange land, try to find their way back home.
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