Drecom, the creators of Wizardry Variants: Daphne, have dropped a cryptic teaser for their upcoming game, Hungry Meem. Details are scarce, but the intrigue is palpable.
This unusual level of secrecy is a refreshing change from the usual immediate reveals. A teaser website, featuring peculiar creatures near a tree stump, is already online. A full unveiling, and potentially the game's launch, is scheduled for January 15th.
Drecom's previous successes, including Wizardry Variants: Daphne (released on mobile last year) and the long-running hit One Piece: Treasure Cruise, suggest a certain level of creative experimentation.
Feeling Hungry?The mystery, however, presents a challenge. The promotional strategy, emphasizing button presses (a tactic more suited to mobile), hints at a mobile platform release. Speculation points towards a creature-collecting game, possibly with AR elements.
Until the official announcement later this month, the exact nature of Hungry Meem remains a mystery. However, Drecom's history suggests we can anticipate some surprises.
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