Why Tacoma could prove to be an unforgettable adventure on Xbox and PC

The Xbox One and PC game Tacoma delivers its narrative in a remarkable way, and has the opportunity to provide an unrivaled adventure.

Tacoma made its public debut more than three years ago when it was showcased as a part of The Game Awards 2014. Coming straight off the back of the critically-acclaimed "Gone Home," the game's developer Fullbright found itself in the limelight with its brief teaser. Having gained a reputation for telling compelling narratives, Tacoma looked to be a promising successor to one the best story-driven indie games of the generation.

Although its premise was relatively vague, the short teaser showcased a unique style influenced by both art-deco design and modern space technologies. While it was easy to draw comparisons to the BioShock series through both its apparent style and themes, the game looked to offer a distinct experience through the promised narrative.

Following a lengthy silence since its announcement, Tacoma has undergone a significant visual overhaul based on tester feedback. This resulted in a major delay into 2017, in an attempt to rework the game in a new direction before its final release.

We managed to get our hands-on with Tacoma ahead of its launch later this year. Here's what we discovered during a ten-minute demo.

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