Ary and the secret of seasons News

Ingredients
1x Cork
2x Candies with wrappers
2x Googly eyes
2x Toothpick
1x Stapler
A bit of white, purple, red and yellow paint

Instructions (Ready in 15 minutes)

• Paint half the cork in white and let it dry for a few minutes.
  
• Once dry, you can start painting the clothes on.
  
• Half in red, half in purple, with a belt of yellow inbetween. See the pictures as example.
  
• You can eat some candies while you wait for the paint to fully dry.
  
• Poke the toothpicks on each side of the body, they'll serve as arms.
  
• A couple of googly eyes along with a little smile in red paint will give her a cute face.
  
• Optionally, you can draw mean eyebrows over her derpy eyes.
  
• Use the stapler to secure the candy wrappers on the top of her head.
  
• Make sure to arrange the wrappers to give some volume to the hair. Give her a silly haircut!
  

You're done! You can shake Ary vigorously over her enemies to spook them!




More about Ary

The colorful and charming platformer Ary and the Secret of Seasons calls back to classics of the '90s with fun and rewarding gameplay.

The success of titles like A Hat in Time shows how much players treasure games that invoke the bright and playful atmosphere of 3D platformers from the 90s. And from what I’ve seen so far, Ary and the Secret of Seasons is a title that encapsulates the vibrations of the 3D platformer era near perfectly. The synopsis is simple: you play as a ten year old named Aryelle (or Ary for short) who recently lost her brother — he disappeared and is currently presumed dead. Her father has fallen into depressed and both parents have become very protective.

Meanwhile, Ary’s homeland, normally a place of eternal winter, has become one of spring. So she sets out on a journey to speak to one of the Guardians of Seasons and get to the bottom of these strange happenings. This eventually gives way to the meat of the plot, which is that Ary is recruited as a Guardian of Winter to defeat the evil forces that are changing seasons throughout Valdi.

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Ary and the Secret of Seasons is shaping up to be a Zelda-inspired action/adventure which can actually hold a candle to its obvious inspiration thanks to strong mechanics, stunning visual design, and innovative gameplay systems. There are no shortage of games inspired by the iconic Legend of Zelda franchise, but a new title from Belgian indie studio eXlin looks like it might have what it takes to truly stand peer-to-peer with classics like Ocarina of Time.

The demo begins with Ary in her home, which remains emotionally devastated by the loss of her brother. Ary's father is practically catatonic with grief, a theme which Sebastien promises will be explored in the full game, though it's not the focus of this demo. Nevertheless, even in a non-story setting, the world is rife with personality, while Ary herself is charming and relatable; steadfast and determined, but also curious and even a little goofy, she has all the makings of a timeless video game hero.

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