Players will immediately recognize how Tails of Iron’s cast converses wordlessly, with all dialogue composed of animated images and icons in speech bubbles, a system both economic and appealing (and one which probably makes the game much easier to translate, too). Related: The Artful Escape Preview: Striking Visual Design & Even Better Voice Talent Here’s where the player takes arms as the throne’s heir Redgi, with the Tails of Iron playable intro sequence bringing some tragic Game of Thrones energy to this detailed world realized in miniature. Following a period of peace under aging King Rattus, the rats now face the return of their amphibious nemeses, who see their successful kingdom as plump for the pillaging. The great war between rats and frogs is now distant history, with the former emerging as the victors over their medieval-styled kingdom. For a burgeoning niche genre, the game is a curious entrant that feels great during play and looks fantastic in motion. Eschewing human characters for lightly anthropomorphized rodents and frogs, Tails of Iron’s crown jewel is its intuitive combat system, not to mention its highly recognizable narrator. Tails of Iron, published by United Label Games and developed by Manchester's Odd Bug Studio, is a 2D action adventure with a highly appealing art style seemingly drawn from illuminated manuscripts and bold comic book linework.
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