I soul-jumped into a passing bird and flapped my wings to cover more distance Once I've got some practice with her skills and powers, the island quickly transforms from a beautiful view to an acrobatic playground. With the soul-jump and her natural traversal skills, Tchia is like Spider-Man crossed with Corvo Attano, only, you know, she's a sweet little kid. She can slide on her butt down steep hills, gently soar through the air with a glider (until her stamina runs out), and even clamber to the top of a tree, rock it back and forth, and fling herself from it like a catapult.
And you don't even need a particular reason to possess something: rolling down the road as a barrel is fun on its own.īut don't think for a minute that Tchia needs to soul-hop into birds or dogs or gas cans to get things done: she has plenty of talents herself, especially when it comes to traveling across the island. Rocks can handle long falls, even if people can't. Don't want to risk climbing down a steep cliff? Just leap Tchia's soul in a nearby rock and roll yourself off the edge.
If that's not enough, Tchia can possess not just living creatures but also inanimate objects, though once she's soul-hopped into a rock, lantern, barrel, or coconut, those objects definitely become animated. One bird I possessed could poop at will when clicking the mouse… I'm not sure if that's a skill I'll need or if it's just a gag, but either way it's fun to do. And I'm sure becoming a sea creature will lead to some undersea discoveries once I have more time to explore the depths of the ocean surrounding the island. Both dogs and wild boars are able to dig holes in the ground, which I'm sure will be useful at some point-I just need to find the right spot to dig. Possess a bat and you can use night vision while flapping around on your leathery wings. Other animals have skills I haven't found a use for yet, but I'm confident I will.
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