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A single-player comedy adventure 2.5D platformer developer by a former Disney ride designer, Ari Buktu and the Anytime Elevator looks and sounds great.

Coming from Adventure Works, a small production studio lead by Jeffrey Ashbrook, a former Disney parks designer and a producer on the Millennium Falcon ride at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. What we've seen of it looks incredibly promising and I'm personally looking forward to seeing more from this one. The game will have Native Linux support too.

They just released a brand new demo ahead of Steam Next Fest, and to go along with it there's new trailer too:

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On the origins of the game, Jeffrey Ashbrook, founder at Adventure Works, said "I always wanted to create a game inspired by those cinematic story-driven adventures I loved growing up. I was such a big fan of ‘80s adventure films like Indiana Jones and The Goonies, and large-scale games like the Uncharted and Metal Gear Solid series, those seamless blends of cinematics and gameplay to create a memorable experience for players. Even with only a handful of devs from around the world , we wanted Ari to be that same kind of experience you used to get from much larger teams: full 3D cutscenes, ensemble casts of characters, and a story that you could really sink into if you wanted, so we’ve set our sights high and really hope people enjoy what we’ve been creating."

Features:

  • Thrilling cinematic adventure: Embark on a rip-roaring, feel-good journey inspired by classic blockbuster adventure films.
  • Eccentric ensemble cast: Interact with an eccentric and loveable cast including 11 fully voice-acted characters.
  • Nostalgic puzzle platforming: Journey through 13 levels and 6 distinct environments - from freezing tundras to scorching deserts.
  • Stunning in-game cutscenes: Feast your eyes on stunning in-game cinematics from the mind of a former Disney producer.
  • Unique tools and abilities: Unlock a repertoire of quirky tools to solve mysteries, utilize environmental elements, and tackle treacherous terrain.

Go check it out on Steam now. There's no set date for the release yet but the demo is live now.

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14 Oct 25
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QuoteI was such a big fan of ‘80s adventure films....
And Michael J. Fox's voice from Back to the Future? Because that's exactly what the younger character's voice sounds like! Which, I think is great. :)
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