Nanotale keeps the Typing Chronicles franchise going with a fantastic new adventure

You can let your fingers do the talking and the combat and so forth starting today.

Fishing Cactus has put the finishing touches on Nanotale and you can buy it today on Steam, GOG and Google Stadia, the developer/publisher announced today in a press release. It's the spiritual successor to Epistory: Typing Chronicles, which released back in 2015.

Players control Rosalind, a novice Archivist, as she attempts to save her world using magic spells and a healthy sense of curiosity. The desire to stave off her world's demise will find her collecting nature samples, cataloguing mysterious coincidences and in general doing the sort of things that heroes do in more conventional fare.

"It's been a dream to develop the ultimate typing adventure and we've learned so much from Epistory and our time in Early Access," said Bruno Urbain, CEO of Fishing Cactus. "We want to share Nanotale with as many people as possible and can't wait for players to experience it!"

Whether you're interacting with characters, solving puzzles or unleashing your magical powers, you'll control it all with your keyboard. It's a great way to improve your typing skills, all with no Mavis Beacon in sight.

As a neat bonus, those players who purchase Nanotale on Steam during its first two weeks of availability will receive a free copy of Epistory, which is twice the fun of a certain type. Nanotale itself retails for £15.49/$19.99/19.99€.

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Staff article by Jason Venter (March 31, 2021) Jason Venter has been playing games for 30 years, since discovering the Apple IIe version of Mario Bros. in his elementary school days. Now he writes about them, here at HonestGamers and also at other sites that agree to pay him for his words.