but Xbox is also home to some seriously impressive indies that aren't available on other consoles, including the recently released Zelda-like Tunic. And with Microsoft continuing on a tear of ...

Tunic’s demo is available now through the Xbox Summer Games Fest. You only have a limited time, though, with the event and all the demos within expiring on 21st June. Hurry up!

A Switch release for indie darling (and hitherto Xbox console exclusive) Tunic has been announced for Switch, and it's coming in just a couple of weeks, launching on 27th September. Our friends ...

I’d decided Tunic, a darling of Xbox Game Pass (and now PlayStation Plus) no less, wasn’t for me. I uninstalled it twice, simply being unable to get into this claimed-to-be modern classic.

Will players cry plagiarism? Or will they embrace something new? Tunic from Finji provides an answer to these questions. It wears its Legend of Zelda inspiration on its sleeve, literally.

Throughout the world, I came across patterns that I traced using the D-Pad on Xbox Series X. Sometimes these would spawn a collectible treasure, a faerie, or open up secret passages. One of the most ...

Tunic has been out on the Switch for a little under a month now after gaining an impressive following on Xbox prior to this. As those of you who have played the game will know (and those who haven ...

Tunic is available for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S, and will launch on September 27 for PS4, PS5, and Switch. For those looking to gain access to the Vehicle Storage Bunker in Atomfall ...

The adorable fox-themed Tunic is making the leap to PlayStation and Switch soon. Ahead of these releases, its developer has shared some behind the scenes titbits about the game's manual ...

The world of Tunic can definitely take some getting used top but finding the secret shop early on can give you a serious edge in combat. Luckily, the more you explore and navigate through the ...

Tunic is the kind of game where so many abilities and secrets are hidden in plain sight that the game changes immeasurably as you play it. For this reason, players have to infer much of what they ...