Teeny Tiger Mountain
Tim may be a little tiger, and that may be a big mountain... but gosh darn, nothing is gonna stop him from getting to the top! A cozy first-person exploration game where you run, jump and climb to explore a big mountain filled with hidden valleys, strange characters and secrets to be uncovered.
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Summary
Tim may be a little tiger, and that may be a big mountain... but gosh darn, nothing is gonna stop him from getting to the top! A cozy first-person exploration game where you run, jump and climb to explore a big mountain filled with hidden valleys, strange characters and secrets to be uncovered.
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About This Game
Teeny Tiger Mountain is a game about exploration, and the promise that there is always something new to find around the next corner and over the next hill. Take on the role of Tim, a young tiger with a big dream of climbing to the highest peak of the mountain. Along the way you will have to make your own path, and find your own tools and methods.
Key Features
The player can run, jump, slide down hills, and climb over ledges. Combined with a first person perspective this creates an immersive and fluid experience.
Immerse yourself in a stylized, hand-painted 3D world. Using detailed textures and artistic lighting, the mountain comes to life with a rich, "low-poly" aesthetic
Along the way, the player will find tools such as the grappling hook, double jump, dash, that open up new ways to master the mountain
Meet characters with their own unique challenges and stories. Decide your own path, and maybe you will have an effect on their journeys as well.
A story with a heart...
Tim wants to climb the mountain because his father once climbed it, and Tim wants to impress him. Throughout his journey, Tim discovers that his father didn’t just climb to the top of the mountain, but he was the first person to ever do it, and that he still is fondly remembered and important to the people on the mountain. Now Tim has to learn about his father through the marks he set on the mountain, and then discover, based on that, who he himself is.
