Twilight, first person shooter with old determination from 2018, get an even older demake of school, which reflects classic puzzle games such as Chip’s challenge and Sokoban. And no, this is not a joke, although the first word of its existence fell on April 1.
Twilight ’82 has everything you would expect from a Twilight game – rifles, cultists, explosions – except that it is now based on transformation, playing at a snail’s pace compared to the dizzying speed of the original game. As such, the demake is less focused on contractions, Earthquake-inspired shooting and more about strategic bullet avoidance, pushing blocks and solving puzzles.
More, Twilight ’82 will come packaged with a level editor, allowing you to create your own dangerous puzzles from the ground up. Players can change these levels by changing simple text strings. The game will also support Steam Workshop, allowing even more sharing and customization.
As mentioned, Twilight creator David Szymanski initially gave up his new puzzle on April 1 and let everyone think it was a joke. But no! Here we are a week later and the very real puzzle is now listed on Steam. This is the best punchline possible.
Twilight ’82 it doesn’t have a release date at this time, but Szymanski said it should be ready “in a few months.”
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