No Gravity Games announces today that Will You Snail?, the game made by Jonas Tyroller – solo-developer and a Youtuber (https://www.youtube.com/jonastyroller) will be released on Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch, and Playstation 4.
A fast-action platformer where an evil AI tries to kill you by predicting your movement. Dodge AI-spawned traps, solve optional puzzles, and uncover the dark secrets of the simulation.
Watch the special platform reveal trailer below:
The exact launch date will be provided very soon!
Fast-paced precision platforming. AI spawned traps. Cocky voice lines. Combat. Puzzles. Snails. Unicorns. A story about artificial intelligence and a dark secret to uncover.
The evil AI Squid tries to predict your movement a few seconds ahead of time and uses that information in an attempt to stop you from reaching the end of the level. Will you win that intellectual battle or will Squid find yet another reason to make fun of you?
A lot of levels in Will You Snail are relatively empty by default. The challenge comes from the interactions with the evil AI. You can change the difficulty at any time or let the game decide which one is the best one for you.
Solve some easy puzzles to calm down from the action. There are some more difficult puzzles as well, but every single puzzle in Will You Snail is completely optional and can be skipped if you want to.
Find secrets, collect clues and try to piece together where you are and what happened. Will You Snail tells a rather crazy story about artificial intelligence, simulation theory and the future of humanity.
MAIN FEATURES:
- Innovative Gameplay – AI Squid will try to kill you in many ways depending on your playstyle.
- Clever Puzzles and mechanics designed to make your brain work at full-speed
- Changing Environment – Dodge the AI spawned traps – Squid will find a way to make your escape harder.
- Captivating Story – Literally! Uncover the truth about AI, Simulation Theory, and the future of humanity.
- Difficulty adjustment – If you feel like it’s too hard for you, you can lower the difficulty. Or maybe you thrive for a challenge?