As a potential holiday hotspot, Rain City fails to ignite enthusiasm. But if it sounds like your cup of tea, you’ll be sorted as it launches on Xbox.
A gloomy city where it rarely spits but always pours, you’ll be found heading to Rain City in order to find your long-lost sister. But whilst the inhabitants of this delightful place are nothing but lifelike animals, the fact that it is ALWAYS raining, and ALWAYS gloomy initially points to this being a bit of a slog.
Look beyond that though and there is promise. Rain City itself is a place full of interest and intrigue, and with a story pushing you through the land, you’ll find the chance to involve yourself in a variety of puzzles, in numerous mini games and in the meeting and chatting of tons of characters. When you include the picture-book styled visuals and it’s safe to say that you’ve got something that could well excite.
It’s priced extremely well too, with just a £4.99 price tag attached to the purchase and download of Rain City from the Xbox Store. Doing so will let you play the game on Xbox One or Xbox Series X|S.
We’ll be sure to drop a review of Rain City on Xbox in the days ahead so stay tuned for that, but in the meantime let us know if you fancy taking a trip to a city where it rarely stops pouring in Rain City.
Game Description:
Rain City: a city where rain always pours. This puzzle game features warm, picture book-like graphics and a story with lifelike animals. The game begins with the main character, a cat, who embarks to Rain City to find his sister. The story is both bizarre and exciting making players get lost in a mushroom field, search for a secret passage, and run experiments in a laboratory. The reason rain continues in Rain City is uncovered when players find his missing sister… Players control the main character to look for his sister in the city. The story moves along while meeting various characters, gathering information, solving puzzles, and clearing minigames. There are elements that test skills including memory and observation, and the many items that appear add to its appeal to the game. The picture book-like graphics and story about animals who live like humans will draw you in to the world of Rain City.
