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Telly No Vision

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by TheMysticSword · Coming soon
Single-player Full Controller Cloud Saves Family Sharing
Telly No Vision is an action game set in a virtual space where the surroundings are invisible and must be navigated by watching floating TVs that show the world from other perspectives.

Telly No Vision is an action game with a premise in which a hacker group called the Ironclad Alliance has taken over television channels around the world. The player takes the role of a security engineer contracted by the NWO to deal with the situation by entering a virtual space referred to as corrupted aether.

Within this space the environment cannot be seen directly. Instead, the player navigates by observing floating TVs that broadcast the world from different viewpoints. Levels are based on formerly stable channels that have become distorted, and the player moves through them, disconnects opponents that block the route, and destroys the sources of signal corruption. Combat encounters are built around this limited visibility.

The game includes optional bonus objectives aimed at speedrunners, completionists and secret hunters, which reward coupons that can be spent on upgrades. Appearance customisation offers several body shapes by default, with new heads unlocked for each channel completed. There is also an endless wave-based combat mode in which the difficulty increases over time.

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