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The Touryst
Discover exotic islands, explore ancient monuments, uncover secret passageways, and make the trip you always wanted in The Touryst You are just arriving at the Monument Islands. Want to go swimming? Or rather take a dive into the deep sea? Or do you want to visit the amusement arcade, do some shopping, dance at the beach party? Fancy some surfing?...
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- Released
- November 20, 2019
- Developer
- Shin'en Multimedia
- Publisher
- Shin'en Multimedia
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The Touryst Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Let’s face it, it’s been a ridiculously stressful couple of years for many of us. A bit of sun, sea, and sand is just what’s needed to revitalise us and restore a bit of sanity. Even if you can’t get away in real life Shin’en Multimedia has you covered with their charming puzzle adventure game, The Touryst.
The Touryst is an absolutely stellar action-adventure game that sends players on a whirlwind journey of mini-games, puzzle solving and scenic vistas all bundled in one of the most visually impressive engines to date on the Switch.
The Touryst is a wonderful slice of adventure gaming paradise, but it features some tough platforming and challenges that can be a little frustrating. Ultimately, though, these concerns are minor when compared to the visual splendour and dream-like atmosphere of the various islands and environments. Although it might not take you too long to see and do everything, that’s probably because you’ll have such a hard time putting it down. This is your tour guide speaking: on your left is the lush native flora of Toursyt Island, and on your right is this reviewer telling you to visit the eShop an…
It’s vacation time and where better to go than the Monument Islands - home to beautiful beaches, dance parties, fascinating wildlife, and mysterious artifacts
Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie his the streets of Venice and Paris for this below-par action-thriller from the director of The Lives of Others.
2019 has been quite a varied year for video games. The AAA scene has been a bit muted compared to last year. It almost should’ve been expected. How could you compare to last year’s God Of War, Marvel’s Spider-Man and Red Dead Redemption II to name a few? There have however been some great entries to the indie scene of this year. The Touryst, an action-adventure game that quietly dropped this past week, is a testament to that.