Gauley Adventures: Lost in India Announced for PC
The pitch puts a GTA-style open world in an Indian setting with real landmarks, and the early access plan suggests the project is being built in public for PC players first.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Indian creator Ashim Shakya has announced Gauley Adventures: Lost in India, an open-world action adventure game set in India, with a gameplay trailer. The PC (Steam) title aims for an early access release, with a story mode planned for the full version. It builds on freedom of movement and interaction, including fighter jets over locations modeled on real buildings such as the Taj Mahal.
Ashim Shakya has announced Gauley Adventures: Lost in India, an open-world action adventure game set in India, and released a gameplay trailer. The game targets PC via Steam and aims for an early access release in the near future, with story mode planned for the full version.
The pitch centers on freedom: a wide variety of vehicles, weapons, and items, and locations modeled on real buildings, including the Taj Mahal. A helicopter or fighter jet lets players view those buildings from above or attempt interactions that would be impossible in reality. The game also lists action-packed missions and a light, satirical story that unfolds through puzzle-solving.
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