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Incarnée par la fille aux cheveux blancs de la prophétie aztèque, échappez à votre destin dans ce puzzle-platformer indie. Fuyez une civilisation aztèque impatiente de vous sacrifier pour ranimer le soleil et stopper la destruction du monde. Esquivez les obstacles qui barrent votre route tout en dévoilant la légende à travers d'antiques fresques. Les joueurs traversent les cycles de destruction des mythes aztèques, où les ères passées ont sombré dans les inondations, les vents, le feu et les pluies de sang. Les dieux ont offert cœurs et corps pour lancer le soleil et la lune, réclamant des offrandes perpétuelles. Les fans de puzzle-platformer friands de défis d'évasion et d'évasions inspirées de mythes adhéreront au cœur du gameplay : éviter et révéler.

Game description

TurnTack is a game in the Puzzle-Platformer genre.

You become the white-haired of prophecy and run away from the Aztec civilization.

Aztec is trying to sacrifice you to Perish

As you play the game, avoid the obstacles that blocked on your way and uncover the story of prophecy.

Game Play

Aztech Myth

Aztec had the following legend of the creation of the heavens and the earth.

The human world continues for 4,000 years and then perishes.



First. Tezcatlipoca

In the beginning, people were living. People ate corn and grew taller into giants.
However, no matter how tall he was, he couldn't survive the Flood, where the water filled his head.
The world, which lasted for 4008 years, ended as the water swallowed up the sun in the sky.




Second. Quetzalcoatl

When 4010 years later, this time a strong wind blew away both people and the sun.
The wind was so strong that people hung up on the trees with their hands and feet.



Third. Tlaloc

After 4081, this time a huge fire threatened the earth.
The world was destroyed again.



Fourth. Chalchiutlique

The people of the fourth world were also struck by a rain of blood and fire. Nothing grew on the ground , and people starved to death.



Fifth. Tonatiuh

The fifth world opened was Teotihuacan in Aztec civilization.

However, it was dark everywhere.
There is only one way to make the sun again: some of the gods burn their own bodies.




Nanahuatzin jumped into the fire and became the sun.
Tecuciztecal, who saw it, jumped into the fire and became the moon.

But the moon and sun did not move.
Another sacrifice was needed.
So the gods came in turn to the serpent god Quetzalcoatl and pulled out their hearts.
Then the moon and the sun began to move.

Aztecs believed that in order to slow down the destruction of the world, the heart of the living must be dedicated to the altar.

Aztecs have continually sacrificed the living.
But the sun stopped once again.
Another sacrifice is needed, not a living person.

There is a legend in Aztec. This legend related to light has been handed down to Aztecs through murals.




The world has once again entered a cycle of destruction, and Aztec believes that if a white-haired is sacrificed, the sun will move again.

And one day, a girl with white-haired appeared.