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"Official Selection" -Day of the Devs 2018."Official Selection" -GDC 2019's Mild Rumpus."Official Selection" -The NEXT Exhibit 2019."PAX AUS Indie Showcase Winner" -PAX AUS 2019."Official Selection" -Day of the Devs 2019."PAX Online Indie Showcase Winner" -PAX Online 2020."Innovation Award Finalist" -Taipei Game Show 2021."Official Selection" -LudoNarraCon 2021."Finalist: Vermillion Gate (Best of Show), Innovation, and Sound Design Awards" -BitSummit 7 Spirits."Finalist: Second Channel Award, Ability to Bypass Award" -Accessibility Awards 2022."Finalist: Game of the Year, Best LGBTQ Indie Game, and Authentic Representation Award" -Gayming Awards 2022.

"Finalist: Outstanding Video Game" -GLAAD Media Awards 2022.

"Finalist: Sit Back and Relax Award" -Steam Awards 2021.

Unpacking platforms pro#

"Finalist: Best Pro Console Game of the Year" -Game Development Championship Awards 2021."Finalist: Seumas McNally Grand Prize, Excellence in Design, Excellence in Narrative, Excellence in Audio" -Independent Games Festival 2022."Finalist: 2D Environment Art, 2D Animation, Narrative Design" -Global Industry Game Awards 2022."Finalist: Best User Experience, Family & Kids, Best Game Design, and Puzzle, Strategy & Trivia" -Webby Awards 2022."Winner: Best Cognitive Accessibility Finalist: Indie Excellence" -Can I Play That? Accessibility Awards 2021."Winner: Matthew Crump Award for Cultural Innovation Finalist: Indie Game of the Year" -SXSW Gaming Awards 2022."Winner: Indie Game of the Year Finalist: Game of the Year" -NME Awards 2022."Winner: Game of the Year, Accessibility Finalist: Gameplay, Art" -Australian Game Developer Awards 2021."Winner: Best Audio, Innovation Finalist: Best Narrative" -Game Developers Choice Awards 2022."Winner: Outstanding Achievement for an Independent Game" -D.I.C.E."Winner: EE Game of the Year, Narrative Finalist: Original Property, Family" -BAFTA Game Awards 2022.Unpacking Launch Trailer (November 2021) YouTube “Allow items anywhere” option removes the puzzle element of the game to allow any player to progress.Text is minimal and reading is not required to enjoy the game and be able to complete it.No time limits or penalties for missteps.Music and sound effect volume can be controlled separately.No gameplay cues are delivered exclusively through audio.Room swapping animation can be disabled to avoid motion sickness.The red invalid item outline colour can be changed.UI buttons can be enlarged and screen can be zoomed in during gameplay.Nintendo Switch version supports gamepad, touch, and gyro in two-handed and one-handed configurations.

Unpacking platforms Pc#

Can be played one-handed on PC using just a mouse.

PC versions support Mouse+keyboard, gamepad, and touch on supported hardware.

No actions require clicking-and-dragging, holding down buttons, or pressing more than one button at a time.

Soundtrack by BAFTA award-winning composer and audio director Jeff van Dyck.

Discover a character's story through the items that come with her to each new home (and the items that get left behind).

Explore domestic environments with all their nooks and crannies while you stack plates, hang towels, and arrange bookshelves.

Meditative gameplay with no timers, meters or scores.

Unpack a home - from a single bedroom to an entire house.

Unpacking has won 10 awards including 2 BAFTAs and the DICE Award for Outstanding Achievement for an Independent Game. In November 2021 the game was released to critical acclaim and commercial success, selling over 100,000 copies in its first 10 days. Since then Unpacking has been presented at the Freeplay Festival's Parallels Showcase, Day of the Devs 2018, GDC 2019's Mild Rumpus, BitSummit 7 Spirits, the PAX AUS Indie Showcase and more. A week after the end of Stugan, an animated gif of the game from the official Unpacking Twitter account went viral, achieving over 10,000 likes and attracting 6,000 new followers in 48 hours. In May it was selected for the Stugan game accelerator program, taking Wren and Tim to Sweden for two months where they created a playable demo of the game. The two began prototyping the game in late February 2018. Unpacking was inspired by some real-life unpacking, when Tim moved in with Wren. Over the course of eight house moves, you are given a chance to experience a sense of intimacy with a character you never see and a story you’re never told. Part block-fitting puzzle, part home decoration, you are invited to create a satisfying living space while learning clues about the life you’re unpacking. Unpacking is a zen game about the familiar experience of pulling possessions out of boxes and fitting them into a new home.