- Publisher: LEAP Game Studios , HypeTrain Digital
- Release Date: Nov 2, 2021
- Also On: PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox One
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Positive: 2 out of 8
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Mixed: 4 out of 8
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Negative: 2 out of 8
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Dec 2, 2021Great art style and music. Surprising boss fights and references to peruvian culture.
You feel you are getting better at the game each run and you gain new abilities that change
Tunche delivers what it sets out to do. Be a great blend of Beat-em-up Rogue-like. -
Nov 6, 2021First peruvian game that shows the perspective of our culture from native developers. Even if you don´t like the genre, give it a try!
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Apr 22, 2022Tunche isn't for everyone. Traditional beat-'em-up fans will like the frantic action of the combo system, even if it takes a few runs to get going, but they'll hate the lack of forward progression. Roguelike fans will enjoy the gradual character empowerment but hate the lack of randomization of bosses and enemies. It falls into a specific niche that appeases people who enjoy the minimal mixing of both, and in that respect, Tunche delivers an experience that can be enjoyable if you know what you're getting into.
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Dec 10, 2021There is no denying that Tunche is one of the best Indie titles to be released this year. With a gorgeous art style, great character designs, a rock solid gameplay loop and some sweet action it is a joy to play and easy to learn. However it might prove a little too repetitive for some.
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Nov 17, 2021Tunche is a spirited jungle jaunt. A charming action-adventure that wears its Peruvian heritage with the utmost pride. While the marriage of roguelite to brawler is definitely a solid fit — particularly in multiplayer — it cannot be denied that the repetitious trappings of both genres are readily apparent, which will be enough to turn off some players. Those well-versed in the grind and willing to put in the effort, however, will be rewarded with a very agreeable bout of forest fisticuffs. Now, about that animated series...