“When thinking about the gameplay for Way To The Woods, I looked to everything I enjoyed and tried to take pieces from it,” Tan says, adding that he “particularly enjoyed the 'rolling' aspect of Katamari Damacy, and the simple pleasure of rolling a small ball into a huge one.”įrom what we’ve seen so far of Way to the Woods, the deer’s antlers function as the main tool for interacting with the world. Just what that idea translates into story-wise isn’t too clear yet, although that element of mystery seems to be a key part of the game itself: the description has it that while on your journey, you will “unravel the mystery of Cat Town, evade a hounding pack of wolves, and find your light to explore a world filled with the relics of the old gods: humanity.”
However, once I figured out what I wanted to do with the light ability, and the fawn, things picked up really quickly.” Way to the Woods has been in the works for a while, but Tan adds that it “only really began to form in 2019, and I've been trying to do justice to that idea since.” I wasn't excited by the ideas I was coming up with early on, and couldn't find something that I felt justified the deer, the world, and the game itself. It seems Way to the Woods itself underwent a number of transformations during development, with Tan explaining how the game has “undergone several metamorphoses. It’s an interesting question - every snippet we’ve seen of the game so far has shown off its bewitching atmosphere, but the story itself still remains a mystery.
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