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Singer Sting Acts As The Narrator In Indie Game Where The Water Tastes Like Wine
The year is starting off with a strange bang, as singer Sting is announced to play the narrator in the upcoming indie title from Dim Bulb Games.
It is unknown if Sting will be an omniscient narrator that knows every step you take, but he is definitely a wolf, who you don't want to stand too close to. We also don't know the quality of Sting's performance, so he might not yet want to give up his daytime job. Hopefully there's no sci-fi plot twist where he's an alien, even a legal alien.
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is scheduled for early 2018 on PC and Mac, with other platforms to be announced. The studio was founded by Johnnemann Nordhagen, co-founder of Fullbright and sole programmer on Gone Home. The game will be available on Steam, but has already passed Steam Redlight, err, Greenlight.
You can check out the character & cast trailer for the game below.
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