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Tanita: A Plasticine Dream

Tanita: A Plasticine Dream

2006/Trickster Games

Tanita: Plasticine Dream (Russian: Танита Морское Приключение) is a 2006 Russian adventure game developed by Trickster Games and published by Akella. The game's soundscape is Colombian folk music. The game's plot sees the young girl protagonist Tanita land on an island after a plane crash, and her journey to safety. Absolute Games deemed it the best domestic game in the past few years. Sector criticized the high difficulty while noting it had an element of nostalgia. Stop liked the sweet graphics. AdventureGamers thought it would appeal to fans of The Neverhood.

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Tanita: Plasticine Dream (Russian: Танита Морское Приключение) is a 2006 Russian adventure game developed by Trickster Games and published by Akella. The game's soundscape is Colombian folk music. The game's plot sees the young girl protagonist Tanita land on an island after a plane crash, and her journey to safety. Absolute Games deemed it the best domestic game in the past few years. Sector criticized the high difficulty while noting it had an element of nostalgia. Stop liked the sweet graphics. AdventureGamers thought it would appeal to fans of The Neverhood.

Text from the Wikipedia article “Tanita: Plasticine Dream” (en.wikipedia.org), shortened; available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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  • Cover: SteamGridDB · SteamGridDB Terms of Service; artwork (c) its author and the game's publisher
  • Banner: SteamGridDB · SteamGridDB Terms of Service; artwork (c) its author and the game's publisher
  • Screenshots (5): IGDB.com · Twitch Developer Services Agreement (IGDB); artwork (c) its publisher
  • Screenshots (6): Steam · Steam Web API Terms of Use; artwork (c) its publisher

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