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In-Game Easter Egg Reveals Unpacking Developer’s Next Project

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Unpacking was one of Australia’s most revered titles last night, earning a ton of award nominations and even taking home the honours of Game of the Year at the Australian Game Developer Awards.

The game put Brisbane-based developer Witch Beam on the map, however it appears that the puzzler had more secrets buried inside it than players knew, with the studio’s founder Santana Mishra hinting back in April that players could find pixel key art for its next game in the game.

Mishara’s Twitter bio states that Witch Beam is working on a “puzzle game about rescuing musical flowers.” Finally, after two months of searching, Twitter user xGarbett has found the Easter Egg, and unveiled Witch Beam’s next project – Tempopo.

https://twitter.com/xGarbett/status/1537763733073809411?s=20&t=rp6ozKZ9Y9rr5aDOSQydRg

There’s not too much to go off, but from looking at the key art it looks like Tempopo will be a whimsical title featuring what looks like a pink flower bud and musical elements (check out the o’s on the logo). It’s unknown when Witch Beam will officially announce and show off Tempopo, but given Unpacking’s success, we can only assume this is going to be worth the wait.

What do you make of Witch Beam’s next title? Let us know in the comments or on social media.

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Despite a childhood playing survival horrors, point and clicks and beat ’em ups, these days Zach tries to convince people that Homefront: The Revolution is a good game while pining for a sequel to The Order: 1886 and a live-action Treasure Planet film. Carlton, Burnley FC & SJ Sharks fan. Get around him on Twitter @tightinthejorts

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