Adele: Following the Signs
Release date: Jun 2, 2016
Developers: Unosquare
Publishers: Unosquare
Genres: Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

The year is 2029. It is the end of the world. Take on the role of Mike; who is in the woods with his daughter, fleeing from an attacking wave of zombies. During the escape, Mike slips, falls and loses consciousness. He awakes to find that Adele is nowhere to be found. His only chance in finding her is to follow the signs. Adele: Following the Signs is the result of over 2 years of hard work from the people at Unosquare Labs. It is an extremely challenging 2.5D puzzle-platform strategy game with beautiful graphics, original art and music, and interesting game play written by Unosquare. Special guest music composer coming soon! FEATURES: 19 challenging levels Zombies, attacking Plants and Monster Bosses A special bonus for those who can pass each level without dying Enemies and obstacles that will require both brains and skill to overcome Adele is not meant to be a zombie killing game. Players have to strategically maneuver objects to block their path, run away or trap zombies into falling in order to escape them. The game is set in different environments which impact your interaction with the zombies, being in a factory is going to be different than in the countryside, or underground.

Press reviews: “This does make for an incredible amount of challenge, as my play through of the game’s 2 level public demo took up to an hour & a half of figuring out my next move in avoidance of zombies & other obstacles obstructing my progress, failing to do so and then failing to carry out those moves when I did figure them out for the utter onslaught of environmental complexity in certain portions of the game. It was tough, but I enjoyed it.” Higher Eclectic Ground “Question: On a lighter note, which member of your team do you think would have the best odds of surviving a real zombie apocalypse? Why? Answer: None of us! We are just a bunch of geeks with zero survival skills. Getting us off our computer screens would be scary enough to give any of us a heart attack.” Greenlight Games “After playing Adele for a while, you might have a strange sensation of a Tim Burton universe, mainly because of the skinny animated characters and the dark colors of the game. However, the surrounding world and plot are far from that. The odd, macabre background almost wants you to pause for a while to look into the never-ending horizon. Hat’s off to the artists for achieving that. The music and sound effects provide a dramatic atmosphere which blends itself well with the gaming experience.”