New Games: TETHERGEIST (PC, Nintendo Switch) - Precision Platformer

Video Game Description: TetherGeist is a challenging precision platformer that rewards practice and perseverance. Guide Mae and her axolotl spirit, Bao, on a wholesome coming-of-age pilgrimage while mastering Astral Projection, a tether that links Mae to her spirit and is the source of her strength.

Genre: Platformer, Precision, Adventure

Publisher: O. and Co. Games, Out of Space Games

Developer: O. and Co. Games, Out of Space Games

Rating: E for Everyone 10 and Older (Fantasy Violence)

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Guide Mae on a coming-of-age pilgrimage in this heartfelt precision platformer, designed for both newcomers and those in search of a challenge.
For hundreds of years, the Mountain Shaman have used their powers of Astral Projection to travel vast distances. But Mae is different – her spirit travel is limited by a tether. When the time comes for a coming of age pilgrimage, Mae must forgo spirit flight and take the journey the long way.
Join Mae on her challenging journey, using tough but satisfying platforming to leap and bound towards her goal. Master seven different Azae that change how your spirit interacts with the environment. Scour the world for secrets, treasures and hidden paths – your curiosity will be rewarded!
Precision and depth: Progressively unlock seven different spirit abilities
Seek and find: Discover hidden secrets, alternate paths and more
Pure precision platforming: No combat, powerups or skill trees
A speedrunner’s dream: Push your skills to the limit with timed runs!
Tough but forgiving: Frequent checkpoints help you learn from your mistakes
Full of heart: Discover a story about community, difference and growing up