The launch of T.W.I.R.L. is here for the PC, with a further announcement on when we might see T.W.I.R.L. on other platforms
It is now time to face your deepest, darkest secret out there with the launch of T.W.I.R.L. on the PC. This is a big deal for Genie Boy Games, as this is the studio’s first title to get out there to try to establish themselves. That’s nothing new, but it is a big deal for them. That’s why we are here to help bring you news that you can now play the full game and see what horrors might have haunted them when they were 9 years old. The story for T.W.I.R.L. should be coming from somewhere, so that’s an easy assumption to make. Even if the 2006 visuals for the game might make it a bit difficult to fully grasp what is going on. We’ll all just have to give it all a try as of right now.
If you have yet to pick up what I’ve been putting down for T.W.I.R.L., not only has it launched on the PC for the indie team, but it looks like we are getting a few more platforms to enjoy the game on in the near future. Those being the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2. There’s still not a solid timeline for when that might be, but it is a bit of an update that came along with this new launch. Something that is worth taking note of if you are more of a console gamer and didn’t want to pick up T.W.I.R.L. because it was a PC-only title. It would have been nice to have it all launch at the same time, but beggars and choosers are a thing. For now, let’s let the PC crowd have a look at the launch trailer to get excited over, and the rest to kick back and wait for the full launch on everything else.
T.W.I.R.L. — Launch Trailer
What’s Your Deepest, Darkest Secret?
It’s 3 am in your childhood home.
Everyone’s asleep… but you.
Sneak out of your room.
Go down the hall.
T.W.I.R.L. …whatever that means.
A psychological horror set in 2006 about a dark secret you’ve kept since you were 9 years old.
Were you expecting to see T.W.I.R.L. land on the other platforms? How long do you think that we’re all going to have to wait until we see it out there? Will the visuals be something that keeps PC gamers away after spending so much money on their graphics cards? How long do you think it is going to truly take to make it all the way through the nightmares placed in this title? Let’s discuss it all down in the comment section of the page. We’ll have more to share for T.W.I.R.L. as soon as we get the console update, so make certain you’re watching the site and following all of our socials to see when that is going to come to light. If you miss out on any of that, that’s on you, since you have been given many options to join in the fun that we have to share.