Learn morse code as you play in MORSE a tactical puzzle game set in World War 1

Inspired by alt controllers Alex Johannson wanted to make a historical game with simple inputs

November 10, 2022 11:00 AM

Alex Johannsson has been working on MORSE, inspired by a love of alt controllers and limited button inputs, in this game that combines real morse code and grid based combat.

Alex joins Gianni to talk about the development of the game over many years and why cool weird controllers are really a big source of inspiration.

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Some good ninja stuff, good samurai stuff, it took them a long time to get here but boy I'm glad they did.

Pros:

Naoe feels like the old assassins from previous games
Yasuke definitely doesn't, which is very welcome change
Absolutely stunning world that feels busy and lived in

Cons:

Maybe the world actually might be too big?
It's an evolution not a revolution, if you've bounced off Assassin's Creed in the past this doesn't break the mold.

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Learn morse code as you play in MORSE a tactical puzzle game set in World War 1

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