Happy TAGAP Day – today marks 19 years of TAGAP! And today is a special day, as we can FINALLY reveal what we've been cookin' all this time since the launch of TAGAP 4.
Without further ado, Meet TAGAP X:
The official story blurb goes as follows:
In an alternate timeline ruled by a penguin-obsessed mad scientist, a penguin hero appeared. He came from another dimension, killed the mad scientist and left. World saved, right?
Hardly. Now there's a power vacuum like which the world has never seen before and every Super Power is gunning to fill the void.
Time to step into the shoes of the penguin villain Nemesis and strike first. With the aid of the penguin army now led by General Primo, it is up to you to take over the world.
It is time for the Penguin World Order!
For the full rundown, screenshots and the cut-by-cut trailer commentary, check out the new development blog update "Introducing TAGAP X".
And in case you missed it, TAGAP website has also been updated and TAGAP X has its own hub now. Information will be filled in as we reveal more about the game.
I hope you like this weird and villainous detour TAGAP is taking! 🐧
I've been really busy recently downright crunching away to get you something special on TAGAP Day, July 31st. However, DOOM is DOOM and it means two-day break from everything else – except Weekly Penguin, which happens to be right on the release day.
So, here's The Penguin Heist's Jerry getting a new gun and making a new friend in Mr. Gibs!
Normally I'd say 'happy DOOMsday', but there's nothing happy about the current state of the video games. Instead I say go have some anger release therapy by maiming demons while it is still possible.
A new development blog update is out, focusing on engine and editor improvements done in the recent months and how they affect the workflow in a positive way. There are more blog updates on the way, hopefully with a lot more frequent time-table now that TAGAP X production is ramping up.
A new year means the 14th annual Penguin DT 'Games of the Year' picks, chosen from the games we played and loved last year. Though the main awards might be ones you'd expect, there are some less obvious backlog titles in the honourable picks.
There were so many crazy good games in my playlist last year that I had real trouble trying to rank them!
We Finnish penguins send all the love to the games featured – and their devs!
