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The Last Tinker: City of Colors is a 2014 German action-adventure-platform video game developed by Mimimi Productions. It was published by for Microsoft Windows, OS X and Linux on 12 May 2014.[2][3][1] A PlayStation 4 version was handled by Loot Interactive, and released digitally on the PlayStation Store on August 19, 2014, in North America and August 20, 2014, in Europe and Australia.[4] A retail version published by Dutch publisher Soedesco was released in May 2015 in Europe and in March 2016 in North America.
The Last Tinker: City of Colors | |
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Developer(s) | Mimimi Productions |
Publisher(s) | Unity Games (PC) Loot Entertainment (PS4) Soedesco (Retail version) Daedalic Entertainment (PC)[1] |
Director(s) | Dominik Abé |
Producer(s) | Johannes Roth |
Designer(s) | Martin Hamberger Mortiz Wagner |
Programmer(s) | Dominik Abé Johannes Roth Maximilian Auer |
Artist(s) | Bianca Dörr Cem Erdalan Lucas Reiner Florian Smolka |
Writer(s) | Dominik Abé Martin Hamberger Dennis Huszak Johannes Roth Mortiz Wagner |
Composer(s) | Filippo Beck Peccoz |
Engine | Unity |
Platform(s) | |
Release | |
Genre(s) | Action-adventure |
Mode(s) | Single-player |
The player controls a young anthropomorphic monkey named Koru as he rises, using color and emotion, from his home in the slums of Colortown to stand against the "Bleakness", a force trying to wipe out all joy and life from the world.[1] An Xbox One port of the game was planned, but was cancelled due to poor sales on the PlayStation 4 version.[4]
The Last Tinker: City of Colors is inspired by classic platform game series like Jak and Daxter or Banjo-Kazooie while breaking the format by not having a jump button.[1] The game is described as "a vivid journey through Colortown, a world built upon creativity, emotion and collaboration".[1]
The Last Tinker: City of Colors received mixed reviews and the Deutscher Computerspielpreis 2015 for best game design. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Windows version 75.63% based on 27 reviews and 72/100 based on 41 reviews[5][6] and the PlayStation 4 version 67.25% based on 20 reviews and 66/100 based on 19 reviews.[7][8]
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