| Alawar Premium, the international publisher behind the award-winning game series Beholder and hit game Do Not Feed The Monkeys, announced today that they will be joining together with developer Wooden Monkeys publishing for an upcoming hacker detective simulation game, called Song of Farca. Song of Farca is set in the futuristic city of Farca. Criminal gangs have carved the city up into areas of influence, leaving the corrupt government unable to help law-abiding citizens. That’s where the talented cyber detective named Isabella Song comes in; she may be under house arrest, but that won’t stop Isabella from investigating crimes and finding the culprits. Watch New Trailer here: https://youtu.be/JzNw_mf0xYM Press & Influencers can put in an early request for a copy of the game and exclusive news leading up to the official launch time later in the year: https://forms.gle/WJtLrXW5fLoHHd3c7 |
| In Song of Farca, players will be able to do a number of things, including: Launch drones and hack into people’s private messages to uncover secretsQuestion suspects and draws conclusions using biometric dataAssemble a base of evidenceAnalyze clues using AIMake crucial decisions and deal with the consequences Try the Steam Demo, Available Upcoming at the Winter Festival February 3rd – 9th: A demo version of Song of Farca will be available on Steam as part of the winter festival in February. The full release is planned for Summer 2021. Add the game to your Wishlist to keep up to date with game news! About Wooden Monkeys: Wooden Monkeys is a young and ambitious development studio from Moscow. Founded in 2018, the studio is best known for creating the narrative thriller Save Koch on PC. About Alawar Premium: Alawar is a major Russian publisher, developer, and distributor of video games for PC, mobile, consoles, and other devices. Since 1999, the company has released hundreds of games from over 250 teams. Today, it offers developers its expertise at all levels, including financing, analytics, localization and testing, marketing, and PR. |
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