TERRACOTTA

TERRACOTTA perfectly recreates the aesthetics of China during the Qin Dynasty, which was characterized by obsessive emperors. During their reign, the construction of the Great Wall of China began, which in theory was supposed to serve as protection during military attacks and become the best fortification in the world. Similar thoughts and desires to protect their people as best as possible were also reflected in cultural works, which is noticeable in paintings, paintings on dishes, and so on.

8,000 terracotta stone figures were built by the ruler to protect the state. According to legend, these fighters were supposed to awaken when necessary and become an invincible army. But over time, this turned into only rumors and no one is afraid of the figures lined up in rows. But suddenly one of them, under the influence of the power of Tao, begins to split and a real warrior emerges from it, who will become the center of history. He was awakened not to launch an attack or protect the emperor, but to restore the balance of energy between the real world and the afterlife.

In Terracotta, the user will switch between the Ying and Yang worlds. The first is the ruins of a mausoleum, where the player must use logic, transfer internal energy to create walls, and generally act slowly and measuredly. The second recreates the afterlife, where all the fighters are alive and ready to attack the troublemaker. Here you need to collect items that will later be transferred to Ying to solve puzzles, fight and constantly be on the move.