If you’ve played the demo to the end, you will have seen the start of the main quest in Cassette Beasts. Of course if you prefer to stumble blindly around the island without a clue, that’s always an option! Collecting rumours is suggested for first-time players, but completely optional. Whereas in Cassette Beasts every rumour you hear is tailored towards your level and ability. icons for activities that the player isn’t high enough level to take on yet, or doesn’t have the necessary movement abilities to even reach. As well as the issues of visual overcrowding and choice paralysis, some open world RPGs show icons that aren’t actionable, i.e. Rumours are our answer to the problems of open world maps littered with icons. Every rumour you hear is tracked in a tab in your quest log until you’ve investigated it (or it has become irrelevant some other way).įollowing up on rumours almost always leads directly to progress in your main quests, which don’t always on their own tell you where you need to go. When you’re not sure where to explore or what to attempt next, the rumours you pick up in Harbourtown will always contain good suggestions. The people of Harbourtown love to share rumours and hearsay – there are not many forms of entertainment available to them after all! However he seems reluctant to do the footwork himself, and leaves it all to you! Rumours ‘Professor’ Hoylake, who you might have already heard in our Friendship Games Week trailer, has taken on the task of categorising the monster species of New Wirral. This kinda goes without saying! In Cassette Beasts you record monsters’ forms onto cassette tapes, which you can then use in battle to transform yourself into that monster. Hey folks! Everyone knows that an open world is only as good as the things that you can do in that open world… So this week we’re giving you a peek at some of the things you can do in Cassette Beasts!
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