Notably, Narabas Artworks is the illustrator behind the character portraits and several promotional pieces veteran composer Tormod Garvin is the musical mastermind behind the game's 2+ hour original soundtrack and Mari-Liis Kirsimägi is the concept artist who created the evocative pieces that helped shape our vision of the Wildwood. In addition, several freelance artists, composers, musicians, and more have contributed to the title. He is joined by marketing coordinator Beka Thompson. The game is being developed and published by Falcon Development LLC, which is owned and operated by Tyler Thompson, the solo developer responsible for the creation and management of the project. Games in this genre are highly complex and take lots of time to get just right. There's still a long road ahead with the expected release date being late 2023, but we're excited to bring our vision to life. How long has the game been in development?Ībout two and a half years! Development began in early September 2019. We hope to create a familiar atmosphere for those who love the cozy, chill vibes of Cattails (2017) while also offering plenty of new experiences and surprises along the way!
We've started from scratch, rewriting the entire engine, creating new art, commissioning an all-new soundtrack, and much more. However, we are taking steps to innovate and improve the experience in every way possible.
In what ways is Cattails: Wildwood Story similar to Cattails (2017)? In what ways is it different?įans of Cattails (2017) will find that Cattails: Wildwood Story plays a lot like the earlier title in the series. It is the standalone sequel to Cattails (2017). What do you think about the situation with Joe West on The Flash? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.Cattails: Wildwood Story is a single-player life simulation game that includes elements borrowed from the RPG, survival, and dating sim genres. The Flash airs Tuesdays at 8/7c on The CW. "Everybody seems to think the big choice he made was last year, to put down his badge, but there is a much bigger choice coming his way in Season 8 that takes the character down a path that he didn't know he was on, but that will feel like it's the place he always needed to go." "Let's just say that Joe is going to get an incredibly different perspective on life, and it's going to lead him to, I think, a really big choice," Wallace said. If Joe does get restored after having been "dead", it would line up with showrunner Eric Wallace's previous comments about Joe's journey in Season 8. While "Armageddon, Part 4" will likely flesh out more fully, if Thawne is messing with reality for his own ends, it could mean that by the time the "Armageddon" event ends, Joe will be restored. Barry goes to 2031 – when Armageddon is supposed to take place – and finds Eobard Thawne/Reverse Flash (Tom Cavanagh) having apparently completely manipulated reality in order to get his ultimate victory over The Flash. His death was set up, presumably as part of a larger scheme to drive Barry mad.īut who would want to do that? The end of the episode offers a major hint. It's eventually revealed, with the help of Deon (Christian Magby), that someone has been utilizing a Reverse Still Force to essentially rewrite the timeline. When she goes to the site of Joe's untimely death – it's revealed that he fell onto train tracks accidentally and met his end when an ahead of schedule oncoming train struck him – she starts to notice weird particles in the area. In "Armageddon, Part 3", Iris begins to take another look at her father's death and begins to realize that something about the official story isn't quite right.
But this week's "Armageddon, Part 3" brought Joe's death into greater focus and while the beloved character does appear to be dead, it's not exactly straightforward – and it may not stick. It furthered the idea that Barry was losing his mind and, thus, the cause for the impending end of the world. He'd died, off-screen, six months prior and Barry had somehow forgotten this major life event. Martin), Iris' (Candice Patton) father, and Barry's (Grant Gustin) father figure was revealed to be dead.
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At the end of the second episode of The Flash's "Armageddon" event, "Armageddon, Part 2", fans of The CW series were hit with a stunning development.
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