Moncage from developer Optillusion and publisher XD Network was announced for iOS, Android, and PC via Steam a while ago. Moncage is a perspective-shifting puzzler with a lovely aesthetic. Following its announcement, a release date was finally revealed last month. Today, Moncage has arrived as a premium release on iOS and Android in addition to releasing on PC via Steam. Moncage is set in a mysterious cube where you look for different connections and interactions across the sides of the cube. A story plays out through the different puzzles as you collect photos. Watch the Moncage launch trailer below:
Moncage has a focus system that lets you highlight items to find the solution in addition to hint text as accessibility options. There’s also the ability to unlock video walkthroughs if you’re really stuck. Moncage is priced at $14.99 on PC and $3.99 on iOS right now. The price on Android varies by region but it is $4.99 in most places. If you’d like to play it, you can buy Moncage on the App Store for iOS here, Google Play for Android here, and Steam here. Head over to our forum thread for the game for more discussion around it. What do you think of the gameplay in the Moncage trailers so far and are you considering buying it?
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Perspective Puzzler ‘Moncage’ Is Out Now On IOS, Android, And Steam
Moncage from developer Optillusion and publisher XD Network was announced for iOS, Android, and PC via Steam a while ago. Moncage is a perspective-shifting puzzler with a lovely aesthetic. Following its announcement, a release date was finally revealed last month. Today, Moncage has arrived as a premium release on iOS and Android in addition to releasing on PC via Steam. Moncage is set in a mysterious cube where you look for different connections and interactions across the sides of the cube. A story plays out through the different puzzles as you collect photos. Watch the Moncage launch trailer below:
Moncage has a focus system that lets you highlight items to find the solution in addition to hint text as accessibility options. There’s also the ability to unlock video walkthroughs if you’re really stuck. Moncage is priced at $14.99 on PC and $3.99 on iOS right now. The price on Android varies by region but it is $4.99 in most places. If you’d like to play it, you can buy Moncage on the App Store for iOS here, Google Play for Android here, and Steam here. Head over to our forum thread for the game for more discussion around it. What do you think of the gameplay in the Moncage trailers so far and are you considering buying it?
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