Astrolabe Games is excited to announce Rusty Winter, a captivating 2.5D pixel art narrative adventure game developed by solo dev Ino Kinwen.

A Detective’s Tale in a Pixelated World

Step into the shoes of a self-made detective and delve into a series of missing person cases that unravel the secrets of the enigmatic City of Ge’shan. This decaying industrial town, inspired by real-world locations, is brought to life with stunning pixel art, animated cutscenes, and a haunting original soundtrack.

What can you expect in Rusty Winter?

  • A Gripping Narrative: Uncover a dark, mysterious story that blends hard-boiled detective fiction with surreal elements.
  • Beautiful Pixel Art: Immerse yourself in a visually stunning world with detailed environments and expressive character designs.
  • Nostalgic Mini-Games: Break up the investigation with a variety of classic mini-games that add to the retro charm.
  • A Haunting Soundtrack: Experience the game’s atmosphere with a captivating original score that complements the story and gameplay.

The world of Rusty Winter

Late 2016, the City of Ge’shan, a once-thriving industrial hub, is shrouded in mystery. A series of unsettling disappearances has gripped the city, and our detective protagonist is determined to uncover the truth.

As you explore the city’s decaying streets and hidden corners, you’ll encounter a cast of intriguing characters and unravel a web of secrets that intertwine with ancient legends and extraterrestrial mysteries.

Local folklore speaks of the Anunnaki, ancient celestial beings who visited Earth and left behind a hidden relic in the icy north. This legendary “Land Beneath” is said to be a gateway to a utopian world, and its myth is intertwined with the detective’s own quest…

The Steam page for Rusty Winter is now live, where you can add the game to your wishlist and stay updated on the latest news.

Rusty Winter looks intriguing, although its David Icke-filtered storyline could prove to be controversial…

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He also produces podcasts, has a cigar box guitar, and of course, loves retro gaming.

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