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Magic Flute Releases on Steam
Warsaw, February 19, in the year of our Lord 2016
– Something for your mind, heart, and soul. Today Magic Flute,
created by Warsaw based LabLike studio, debuts on PC. This
arcade puzzle game presents at the same time a true intellectual
challenge and an enchanting vision of the world full of wonders.
Players will be able to test their skills in 32 space puzzles
set in a beautiful and magical scenery of Mozart’s classic
opera. Between all that the game also tells a touching story
about a young man’s daring journey into the unknown, hard-earned
wisdom, courage, and - of course - love!
In Magic Flute, the players will enjoy stunning graphics
inspired by a Japanese set design, an enchanting story told in a
deep warm voice of a storyteller, and sophisticated cinematic
cutscenes. All that in a seemingly uncomplicated, but puzzle
game will really challenge players’ minds! Magic Flute is
available worldwide on PC and Mac, fully voiced in three
languages – English, Japanese, and Polish. The cost of bringing
all of its magic to your life via Steam this weekend, is only
$4.99.
· A puzzle game featuring music and the story of ‘The Magic
Flute’, Mozart’s masterpiece.
· 32 diverse, fun levels that can be completed in more than one
way.
· A professional voice actor narrating the game to bring more
depth to the story.
· Art direction inspired by the Tokyo production and set design,
directed by Amon Miyamoto.
· 3 playable characters who need to work together to overcome
all the devious puzzles.
· Beautiful cinematic cutscenes complementing the magical tale.
The Tokyo staging of “Magic Flute” by the renowned stage
director Amon Miyamoto opened up the audience to a whole new,
video game-inspired vision of opera. One of its highlight
features was a multimedia projection bringing the magic to life.
The Poland-based team of digital artists who made it happen
sprouted into LabLike, a studio dedicated to challenging the
established patterns in games an apps development. Magic Flute
is their very first foothold on the desktops and laptops of
gamers worldwide.
No word on a physical copy of this game at this time.