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San Francisco, CA, June 22nd, in the year of our Lord 2020: Indie game developer CrackedGhostGames is proud to announce July 1st as the official release date of Carrier Trail, a modern spoof on the classic adventure game of Oregon Trail®, the popular educational title cherished and remembered from the golden days of gaming in the 80s. In the original game, you were challenged to play the role of a wagon leader guiding a party of settlers from Missouri to Oregon. Carrier Trail coming to STEAM™ pays homage to its ancestor, and fans of the series will instantly feel at home.

Carrier Trail is no ordinary game; far from. It will make you laugh and laugh a lot! Your challenge, should you accept it, is to embark on a quest to Dewshield on a task to deliver a package to the royal family. Visit landmarks, towns and other locations in search of supplies. Each gameplay session is unique, and you will never play the same game twice.

Carrier Trail is a modern fantasy RPG with the look and feel of the Nintendo Game Boy® and even uses a similar palette. The game offers a massive, hand-drawn overworld 8,176 pixels wide; each pixel placed in a specific area to create a minimalistic yet beautiful overworld for you to admire as you go about your journey. Carrier Trail is suitable to players of all ages and experience levels looking for a hilarious choose-your-own-adventure type of game with unlimited depth and replay value.

KEY FEATURES

A freakin' massive overworld!
100s of choose-your-own-adventure style events!
1000s of experiences!
Infinite replayability! Hours of entertainment await!
A catchy soundtrack that forces you to hum at work!
Lots o' laughs!
Work for sketchy folk or hard honest working citizens!
Boss fights!
Amazing events crafted by some incredible DMs!
Rabid cacti ambushes!

No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s) in the US at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.

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