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After wishing to be small again, to feel closer to his younger brother he lost years earlier, Jason returns to Ben's room for the first time only to find himself in a strange new world filled with larger-than-life furniture, troublesome obstacles, and less-than-helpful occupants. It may be a room-escape game at heart, but it's a Toy Story-esque tale of talking toys, oversized furniture and viewing the everyday from a new perspective, and it's available now across a variety of platforms. Jason needs to find a way out, and hopefully find out a bit more about his brother along the way. The graphics are pre-rendered in a Myst-style slideshow, depicting a straightforward and realistic look at a child's cluttered bedroom, accompanied by a suitably atmospheric soundtrack. To help with the game's many environmental and object-manipulation puzzles, there will also be an in-game camera for easy reference. |
