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  • Tale of Tales is 10 years old today. To celebrate the occasion, directors Auria Harvey & Michael Samyn are releasing a bundle with experiments and prototypes created over the past decade. The bundle is available from now until Christmas and contains many items that have never been released before and will not be available later. You can pay what you wish for this bundle (min $5 USD) and your only chance to enjoy most of which have never been released before and will probably not be available later.

    bundle_badge_bwThe Experiments & Prototypes bundle includes lesser known pieces such as the epic Godlove Museum that tells the story of how the pair met in a biblical metaphor, Min & Meer that illustrates songs of Gerry De Mol (composer on The Endless Forest, The Graveyard and Fatale) and Quake 3 Arena avatar models based on scans of the naked bodies of the authors.

    Also included are several prototypes of Tale of Tales’ life-long work on 8, the so far unpublished predecessor to their successful horror tale The Path, early versions of which, including the demo of The Path that was on display at the GDC in 2008 when the game was a finalist in the IGF, and a 3D screensaver with Ophelia as its theme originally made for the National Bank of Belgium but never before released until today.

    Other highlights include prototypes from collaborations with Ceremony of Innocence designer Alex Mayhew (Lost Memories), experiments with the Brussels FoAM collective to create plant-like games (groWorld), a humorously romantic vignette created for the notgames.org forum contest The Bridge and a mesmerizing prototype from the Flower/Lock research that the new Luxuria Superbia was based on (The Cosmos and the Cave).

    In addition, make sure you check out Tale of Tales’ latest release, the beautiful Luxuria Superbia, which is now on sale on the Humble Bundle store for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Android. Luxuria Superbia is also available for the iOS and it is FREE today only! Get it here.

    All proceeds of the bundle sale go directly to the production of the new project that will be announced in February.

    Happy birthday Tale of Tales!

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