Vivi la magia di un luna park attraverso gli occhi di una bambina in questa avventura indie RPG free-to-play. La piccola Baldwin, sei anni appena compiuti, esplora i vasti showgrounds giocando a minigiochi unici come le vasche da pesca, i castelli gonfiabili e i trenini fantasma per raccogliere biglietti. Gli strambi addetti delle attrazioni sideshow dispensano dialoghi bizzarri, accompagnandola in questo mondo di stupore infantile.
Baldwin insegue il premio di un orsacchiotto rosa farcito raccogliendo biglietti dai minigiochi e dai tesori segreti. Nella modalità versus a schermo diviso, il secondo giocatore prende il controllo di Baily in una gara frenetica per biglietti, segreti e sabotaggi ai minigiochi, come in un party game. Una formula perfetta per gli amanti dell'esplorazione leggera e del multiplayer competitivo spassoso.
It's the magic of a carnival through the eyes of a child!
Come on down to the show and play a range of fun carnival games! From a fishing pool to a bouncy castle to a ghost train, each minigame is unique from the last, and holds its own little tricks and secrets.
The showgrounds can be explored openly, in whatever order (or disorder) you choose, provided you can cough up the tickets! The sideshow staff is a mob of quirky characters with an endless supply of bizarre and entertaining dialogue, and it's their job to guide you through this hand-made world of childlike wonder and freedom.
But what's the final goal for this protagonist - a six-year-old girl named Baldwin? It's simple; Baldwin is entranced by the beauty of a pink stuffed bear, and the only way to obtain this prize is by accumulating enough tickets. She must adventure through the show and collect tickets through the minigames or secret treasures to reach her goal.
In versus mode Baldwin isn't the only little girl chasing after the bear! With split-screen multiplayer, a second player can control Baily, as both scramble to grab tickets and find secrets first, while also sabotaging each other in minigames, like a classic party game.
