Tunic release date

Tunic locks in a release date for March

The adorable lil’ fox that could is finally set for launch

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It feels like years that we’ve been seeing teasers, trailers, and demos for the adorable Tunic. And now, the legend of Tunic has locked in a release date. Tunic will launch for PC and Xbox consoles on March 16, 2022.

Revealed during The Game Awards 2021 in its pre-show roll, the spry and adorable little fox will set off for adventure on both console and PC in the new year. Alongside a release date for Tunic, we also got a new trailer that looks pretty impressive. Tunic looks gorgeous as ever, but I really dug the menus and the little touches it had in the map. It’s a good looking game!

It feels like there isn’t much more to say about Tunic at this point. It’s been around for a while, looks great, and I’m happy we’ll finally have a date to see Andrew Shouldice and Finji’s isometric action adventure in full.

Tunic sets out for new lands and lost legends on March 16, for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC and Mac via Steam. You can wishlist it ahead of the launch date on Steam here.


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