Twilight Tails

Twilight Tails approaches the survival genre from an appealingly different perspective, placing you in the paws of a raccoon trying to endure a wilderness filled with environmental hazards, predators, and territorial competition. Instead of playing another heavily armed human survivor, you experience the world as a relatively vulnerable animal whose strengths come from exploration, resourcefulness, and adaptation. Developed and published by Prokopchuk Pavlo, the game combines action, adventure, survival, exploration, resource management, and light simulation concepts within a natural setting. The wilderness is arguably the most important part of the experience. Forests, mountains, waterways, bushes, trees, and underground tunnels form an environment designed to encourage curiosity. Playing as a raccoon helps ordinary locations feel larger and more threatening, since the protagonist occupies a very different position in the ecosystem than the typical survival-game hero. Exploring secluded areas and searching for useful resources consequently feels appropriate to the character rather than like a generic crafting-game obligation. The mysterious tone also gives wandering some purpose,…

Very cute game! love the raccoon texture and as there are a few bugs this game is in beta, really looking forward for more updates and excited for this games future which has lots of potential. 10/10 textures and the raccoon is adorable :D

where is the multiplayer aspect?????

Thought I’d give this a try during the sale. The game looks lovely on the store page, but unfortunately, the actual experience didn't hold up. [h2] Visual & Asset Bugs:[/h2] My raccoon looks great in the main menu, but as soon as I hit 'Single Game' and spawn, the model loses its textures and turns into a basic, untextured polygon. The wolves in the forest suffer from the exact same issue. [h2] Combat & Controls:[/h2] The controls feel clunky and unresponsive. The attack mechanism is particularly frustrating; I chased a bunny, tried to position myself right next to it, and hit it plenty of times with no success. The only thing I managed to successfully hunt were frogs. [h2] Performance:[/h2] I experienced weird frame drops and noticeable lag. Given that I’m playing on a high-end rig, the performance issues definitely stem from the game's optimization rather than the hardware. I'm returning the game since I'm well under the 2-hour playtime limit, but I wanted to leave an honest review for anyone else considering picking it up.

I tired it ... while the idea is supperfacinating to me .. the product lackes polish and finishing.... i do realize it is an indie game but surely needs more work

cute game