This sixth installment in a seven-part Gameplay Series dives deep into what the open world of. Tchia was reviewed on PS5, with a code provided by the publisher. Tchia is an open-world sandbox adventure where you glide, sail, and roam the island of New Caledonia. Tchia really is wonderful in many respects. Overall, Awaceb delivers a delightful, inventive adventure that I was happy to get lost in. The standout moments of Tchia are always centered around the different people and communities you meet along the way, who each come together and share in a musical moment you can take part in with a rhythm mini game, or sit back and enjoy. But there's a welcome helping of humor and touching moments in the mix that kept me invested. Different songs can be learned that change the time of day, affect the weather, and summon an animal or object to you.Īdmittedly, aspects of the story caught me off guard, with some instances of cartoonish violence (that aren't overly graphic) and Maevora serving as quite an unsettling antagonist in an otherwise charming backdrop. While you can have jam sessions any time you like, it also has a practical use not unlike a certain Ocarina of Time. The ukulele Tchia can pull out of her bag at any time is a fantastic feature that factors into some of my favorite scenes in the story. But with so many animals in the world that have their own abilities, it would have been great to have more of a reason to use them directly to complete missions.Īs well as having a wealth of cosmetic items to unlock with some inclusive features such as pride flags for your boat, the adventure is a real celebration of music and culture. Racing challenges, for example, make more of the Soul-Jumping by having you race as different animals, and there's also a treasure hunt that requires you to become particular critters. In order to clear the camps, you have to burn the guards and any fabric piles down by warping into explosives or using burning wood, which does get a little repetitive. The latter areas are full of guards known as Maano, who are made out of fabric and work for the kidnapping antagonist. You can of course be as experimental as you like as you venture from one main objective to the next, but for the most part, the missions will see you gather different items or take out various guard camps. but I would have loved to have seen the adventure do more with what is undoubtedly the best mechanic in the game. Use Tchia's special ability to take control of any animal or object you can find, and Jam on your fully playable Ukulele. There are a few instances where you'll use Soul-Jumping as you set about completing the story. Climb, glide, swim, and sail your boat around a beautiful archipelago in this physics-driven sandbox. While you do have a Soul-Meter that depletes as you control a critter, this can be replenished by eating food and increased by completing Totem Shrine challenges scattered around the islands. Whether it be sprinting across land as a deer, laying explosive eggs as a chicken to blow up walls, or climbing just about anything as a gecko, each animal has a practical skill that can be put to use to explore the world. Embodying fish or sharks gives you more speed to explore underwater, while warping into a bird or locust allows you to cover vast distances. While you can jump into small objects and use them as projectiles, this ability really shines when it comes to the animals. A poetic coming-of-age story inspired by New Caledonia.Soul-Jumping is the real star of the show in the world of Tchia, though. Take control of any animal or object you can find, make new friends and jam on your fully playable Ukulele. Face the fabric soldiers created by Meavora in open encounters where your creativity gives you the edge. Climb, glide, swim, and sail your boat around beautiful islands as you explore a physics-driven sandbox. "Join Tchia on her tropical open-world adventure as she sets off to rescue her father from the cruel tyrant, Meavora, ruler of the archipelago. For those who don't know much about the game, you can find an overview of it below: Tchia has been received well enough so far after coming out not too long ago, so the quick update adding this performance mode should be welcome news for those who've already been playing or those who were on the fence. ✅Minor bug fixes and polishing on all platforms□Īvailable now on PS4, PS5, and Epic Games Store! /EhyvadWfzO- Tchia (Awaceb) – □ OUT NOW! March 28, 2023 ✅Resolved crashes experienced in some cutscenes on all platforms□
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