The Palworld creator registered to publish a cozy truckful horror delivery sim, in which the forest was completely safe

Developer Palworld Pocketpair announced their next performance as a young game publisher. They are happening with Mythicowl to free the fun delivery sim later, in which there is absolutely nothing waiting for you in the forest. There is no ghost truck. In which “hidden roads, damp lands, unforgivable swamps and dusty Quicksands [do not] Tell stories about the past, wait to be discovered. “This is an introduction.

At first, the truck was a funny 3D Roadster with vibrant goods physics, viewed from an angle of inclination. It is about stacking your higher with loose objects such as piano and vase, then trying to transport them safely on the rough roads of this simple rural scenery.

It reminded me a little about the village where I grew up, except that there were not many obnoxious middle -aged towns on racing bikes, although you met many pedestrians chatting, some people need elevators. The local forest also reminded me of the stupid oak police on my childhood house, except that I didn’t remember the roots big enough to drive up, and I did not remember the sun disappeared like a swallowed candle. Certainly some Mets Playpitto are walking on Herabouts. Ooh, who stared between the branches? Yes, it is best not to stop for the road. Focus on providing piano.

There is a pocketpair on the train as a publisher, which means that MythicowL has more money to blow into the bonus movement parts. “With the support of Pocketpair, you can expect that many great game features we have cooked over the past few months, will turn it into a game because its development is now funded and secure,” a Steam post explained. “We are testing trucks (!) Of new things – locations, tasks, characters, upgrades & unlock – so make sure to monitor our social and community channels for more content!” I will forgive you that WHOOPEE’s parentheses if you forgive me for saying that you should call this Cormac McCosy’s path.

I guess the nearest parallel to both this mood and mechanically lined up is dredging. Other publishing links of Pocketpair that I know is a horror game without the title of the entertainment industry from Studios surgery, the creator of Tales of Kenzera: Zau.