Incandescence is an upcoming experimental game from award-winning Guerilla Tea Games
A 'visual feast' of a game
Incandescence is an upcoming, touch-based game about tapping on colorful, crystalline objects to create a neon light show.
It hails from the award-winning indie game studio Guerilla Tea, the folks behind Play to Cure: Genes in Space, and is their most experimental project to date.
The developer has described the game as a "visual feast with furious finger tapping," born out of the frustrated finger drumming habit he found himself partaking in one afternoon.
While there will be a score system in place, the real treat seems to be the trippy particle and lighting effects generated by rhythmically poking away at the game.
Incandescence will release at a later date on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.
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