If you are a fan of adventure games rich in storytelling and history, you will be happy to know that a game awaits you. Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is an adventure storytelling game that has just been released on consoles. The game was developed by Serenity Forge, a video game development studio known for The titles such as Lifeless Planet, The King's Bird, Pinstripe and A Case of Mistrust, critically acclaimed.
In Where Water Tastes Wine, players will roam the Great Depression United States, meet strangers, interact with them, and listen to their stories. These stories are something players can collect and tell later. This will unlock new interactions, and in a way, those stories will serve as a bargaining chip throughout the match. As a player, you will need to figure out which story to tell which character while interacting with them in order to progress in the game. Over time, the stories slowly grow as they are repeated, and choose the correct one. story when interacting with certain characters will cause them to open up and share some of their most powerful and interesting stories. It's a pretty unique progression system, and it's definitely not something you see in most games today.
Another interesting thing about Where Water Tastes Wine is the talented cast of voice actors. Among them are world-renowned singer-songwriter, musician and actor, Sting, of The Police, Elizabeth Maxwell (known for her dubbing works on Persona 5 and Legend of Zelda, Breath of the Wild), Dave Fennoy ( who you might remember as Lee in The Walking Dead), Melissa Hutchison (voice of Ashe from League of Legends), Mike MacRae (voice of Buzz Lightyear in Kingdom Hearts), Kimberly Brooks (who you might remember as the voice of Ashley in Mass Effect) and many other talented voice actors.
Where water tastes wine is available on PlayStation 4 via PlayStation Store, Xbox One via the Microsoft Store, and Nintendo Switch via Nintendo Store. If you're a fan of storytelling, storytelling-focused games, you definitely won't want to miss this one.
