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#Campfire tooth and tail full#
And while I haven’t finished the full campaign, Tooth and Tail is pretty enjoyable as well, if only to see what a more simplified RTS future might look like. Not bad from an indie studio that doesn’t have millions of dollars to spend on teams of artists. It’s worth a few minutes digging in Windows Explorer.
#Campfire tooth and tail install#
If you dig through the install folder, however, you can look at all of the portraits individually. But what really caught my eye was the aesthetic: imagine an RTS set in the darkest timelines of The Animals of Farthing Wood, with factions of talking pigeons, hawks, mice, beavers battling for territory, but more importantly, food. It’s an interesting direction for RTS and a far cry from the APM-heavy micromanagement of StarCraft Remastered. A single click tells units to charge holding the button down orders a retreat. Playable on consoles and PC, players get a single commander unit that acts as the focal point for all your commands. If you haven’t see Tooth and Tail before, it’s a game that revolves around revolution with ferrets and mice. But something that I really wanted to call to your attention is that the artwork in-game is truly, truly beautiful.
We’ve already talked about Tooth and Tail, the simplified RTS from the makers of Monaco.
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