Southeast Asian video game 'When the Past Was Around' has received widespread praise for marrying beautiful artwork with interactivity—taking the amalgamation of art and gaming to new heights.
The point-and-click adventure game, from Japanese publisher Chorus Worldwide, features hand-drawn scenes following two characters, Eda and The Owl, on their love story.
Indonesian artist Brigitta Rena is the creative behind the game.
To mark the game’s six-month anniversary, Chorus Worldwide is offering a chance for one fan to become transformed into a character.
It’s @WPWAgame’s half-birthday! ����
— Chorus Worldwide (@ChorusWorldwide) June 15, 2021
To celebrate this milestone, the game's creator and artist @crystalnyam will draw a beautiful bespoke profile portrait for one lucky winner!
Follow @ChorusWorldwide and retweet to enter!
Winner will be announced 21st June~
Good luck! �� pic.twitter.com/cVKMwpT0Vc
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