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Tangiers is one of the most bizarre, interesting looking games to come along in ages, and new screenshots show that strangeness is turned right up to 11 and stapled there. Inspired by DADAist art, Tangiers revels in the off-the-wall weirdness of its environments—and after years of gray/brown military shooters, the truly strange and beautiful is quite a breath of fresh air.
The game, which was Kickstarted last year and Greenlit in January, promises stealth gameplay inspired by Thief . Instead of a vaguely Steampunky city-scape, however, Tangiers is set in a surrealist artwork world where you can "collect... discarded conversations, hurling words down the street to distract your enemies, to give you a split second to slip past." Stealth based action not restricted by the (mostly) logical conventions of ninjas or NSA super spies? Yes, please.
In a short blog post, developer Andalusian Games says that Tangiers has “hit the feature complete milestone,” and that we can expect a new trailer in the next week. Until then, bask in the soft glow of...what is that? Is that a toddler's car seat on a noose? Man, this game is weird.
Check out its website for more updates. See the rest of the new screenshots below.
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