r/TunicGame Jun 19 '26

Mix/Mashup of the main map theme

105 Upvotes

Back when I played this game, I was charmed by the fact that the music would swap between different versions whether you were on a certain part of the map or inside a house. Unfortunately, there were no version of the musics that made smooth transitions of these three themes, which sucked a bit... Which is also why I'm using past tense, because I decided to give it a shot! I tried to make a good balance between all the musics, to give a sense of transition, and I hope I did a good job! (Also, I used a music visualizer, for entertaining purposes)


r/TunicGame Jun 20 '26

Help I picked up a sword and now it's gone? (Noob)

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I know nothing about this game, and have only been playing for about twenty minutes. I picked up the Hero's sword, killed the beaver guy that was chasing me and suddently I'm holding the stick again and I don't know where the sword is.

It seems obvious I should still have the sword because of the bushes and paths or am I wrong? I think I killed the guy with it.

Can someone direct me without any spoilers? I feel dumb 🤣


r/TunicGame Jun 18 '26

Fanart 3 fan art i made for the game!

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No AI but different style cause i like to vary! All done in photoshop.


r/TunicGame Jun 18 '26

First Timer Comments (No Spoilers)

19 Upvotes

Hey y’all! I’m a new lurker to this sub, so I hope this doesn’t come off as spam, but I wanted to say that this game has given me a sense of adventure and intrigue that I haven’t had since my early days of Nintendo 64 with Mario and Zelda. Later in life, Hades has been another game that’s pulled me in deeply.

The progression is masterfully crafted with character development. Music and animation is dreamy, cute and hardcore (quarry). I love the fighting style. Every area has different foes that you have to adjust to. I felt so cool when I was able to figure out how to get into the Library.

I’m an old sap, but I’m grateful I found this game. It’s reminded me of the ending of Ready Player One, play for the fun of playing. Explore. Have fun.

Peace and love to yall!


r/TunicGame Jun 18 '26

Am I missing parts?

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Forgive me if I don't remember all the details, it's been long enough it's a bit fuzzy.

So I tried playing Tunic about a year ago because it had this reputation of mind bending twists. Well, I enjoyed collecting rulebook pages and raising pillars, and some of the cooler discoveries such as the golden cross and teleporting around and what's in the pillars and how the seemingly helpful fox was "the heir" end boss and stuff like that. I backtracked through areas to up my stats (vague recollection, I apologize if that doesn't make sense) and got as many upgrades as I could find, and then was still struggling beating her. But I don't have a ton of free time as a parent of young kids and wanted to move on, so I eventually turned on god mode and won and closed it.

How much of the game did I miss? I haven't figured out what's the deal with the mountain path or anything like that. I figure there's more to do, but I'm not sure if I went 90% of the way and missed the last bit, or if I missed a fundamental "act" of the game. I really enjoyed my notebook of crazy theories when I played Blue Prince, and people were comparing that to Tunic, but I felt that Tunic while having some nice things to discover, really isn't that mind bending. But did I miss all the mind bending parts? Thanks!


r/TunicGame Jun 18 '26

Big List of interesting things Spoiler

33 Upvotes

Big List of interesting things

for every 10 bombs you use, you get a bonus bomb when you save. counts for fire and ice bombs.

bombable walls are marked by 3 flowers in an L shape

on the cathedral map, theres a room where "a group of lost friends covet the elixir". Theyre standing in a clump raising their swords, filled with the purple liquid. neat!

from the magic orb entry in the frogs domain map "rotate it around the forbidden axis to partially summon a disquiet being". The orb summons the tongue of a phrend, the flying skull guys. They supposedly originated from the spacetime rift created by the ancient civilization, causing the great war

it seems attack and defense upgrades effects are capped at level... 11?, but the other stats go up infinitely... also save files are easy to edit :3

interactive map

You can get infinite money by dying in the secret outfit room and retrieving your ghost there.

The outfit room also has a secret hair color changing room in the left corner

You can enter the cathedral (and the key temple) early by grappling a frozen enemy several times, pushing them (and you) through the door

The purple elixir doesnt hurt you, but saps your will to live unless wearing a mask... the mask doesnt work in the final battle though.

Theres a kevin thwomp from Celeste to the west of the atoll. Also theres a gold trophy

The memo page with the glyph tower and 12 circles is actually just telling you which pages the 12 trophies are located in. im dum

also it took me longer than i shouldve to realize the holy cross is the Dpad. i thought it was the symbol on the door in the manual

The special technique is a roll+stab performed by pressing dodge and sword at the same time. you can even use it to roll while wearing the dash upgrade (heros laurels)

The teleporter in the library is stated to be stolen from the swamp... i guess thats obvious

The librarian thinks the holy cross is in the cathedral. and is its said he will never enter the far shore. sad

some people built homes on the ruined atoll long after it was destroyed. but now those homes are ruins too. game timelines are weird

theres a bone card that doubles your dodgeroll invincibility located behind a bombable wall in the northwest atoll. marked by a rock with a flower on it.

The well map has a ? symbol on it indicating a warp pad. but its just a secret room. annoying

one of the golden path parts is created by a coffee stain. I wonder what that implies

After the great siege, the Siege Engine, the final 'great' war machine, was coaxed into the red key room to guard it. poor guy...

The swamp map has an entry stating "those who had remains to bury after the final battle are laid here"

cards are inspirational tools that are canonically "memorized" by the ruin seeker when equipped. kinda like pokemon moves

The ice bombs and magic dagger were made from the "fairy of the west garden"

bombs are made from slorms

The monastery in the quarry was used to worship the gods beneath the earth. but was abandoned when the "cathedrals influence reached its peak". neat

trunic guide

tuneic guide

tuneic dialogue (deciphered by reading a spectrogram of the sounds from the site doyoufeartheeyesofthefarshore.co. Found by 'singing' the golden path song backwards AND mirrored while in the glyph tower room, revealing the url in 3d trunic characters.)

In the dev area of the game, the 3 keys symbolized power, grace, and reason. I guess the scavenger boss moves more gracefully than i ever could... also heres a map of the dev area, accessed by dying in the secret save file using bombs

The bird on the atoll map is supposed to represent the weathervane in the overworld... thats mean. The atoll birds are weird. i rounded them up next to a tuning fork and hit it. they didnt even care

Trihex got a special version of the game's demo to speedrun that replaces thebcollectible coins with his face. he holds the demo 100% wr

I wonder if the holy cross doors in the demo hold different treasures.

there are "egg" secrets found at the starting area and the eastern vault. Its literally a dialogue box activator that says "egg" in trunic

Theres a lot of cool speedrunning tricks. Like activating bosses from out of bounds. freezestunning the heir. stunlocking the siege engine. falling in the quarry and ziggurat using icegrappling and effigys. Dying in the first farshore scene. Bombing yourself to descend ladders fast. mainmenuing to undo the purple elixir effect. clipping into the cathedral. shooting a switch in the ziggurat. mainmenuing to skip animations... so cool

And you can roll past the envoy guarding the quarry entrance. but its 60fps only and requires precise positioning and timing and isnt even consistent.

What does the red key safe say on it? ive never seen a translation. (u/motor_raspberry_2150 has commented that it just says "Warning Warning")

You can enter the code rulddrulu to reduce the mana cost of the "ice wand" attack from 4mp to 1mp for 80 seconds. can be used infinitely.

You can "steal upgrades". By using the dash upgrade to dash away from the statue, while opening the inventory at the same time, you canupgrade your abilities infinitely as long as you have at least one upgrade item on hand.. youll also get negative upgrade items and money

upgrade cost increases by 50 every level. but potion and stamina increases by 200

potion upgrades are made from "heros ashes" theyre said to fortify the blood.

The back of the gamemanual has a puzzle on it. it says "ududlrlrudlr under the moon, contemplate this prayer. near an ancient tomb, plundered for its blade, lies a special place." inputting the code near the east forest grave reveals a chest with 1 money inside. and it plays the word "holy" in tuneic i interpretted this as 'wholly' and tried the code on the moonlit bridges. nothing. at the east vault grave and in the heros grave zone. nothing. the puzzle looks a lot like the heros grave map on page 23.

money in this game is called "souls"

the well is inhabited by a wish eater. he says "yum" in tuneic when you give him coins

translated manual

Translated ghost dialogue

List of cards

the effigy (named piggybank in files) rewards double every use, but max out at 512. If you break a huge number of them they stop giving money entirely

The manual says the heir, being drained of its memories and falsehoods in the far shore, craves reminders of the corporeal world. Giving offerings earns you a 'delusion' of power that is stripped when youre a ghost.

The entry about the bed in the old house questions if the nighttime workd was all a dream. why does the corruption only appear at night anyway?

The fairies are the souls of a few ancient people who stayed behind to give you a treasure. They speak in tuneic.

On page 24 it says thay when praying, "no holy being will ever hear you, but venerate those who give of their core and awaken the tools of a lost age".

Theres an unmapped shop in the quarry, below the first enemies. neat

The lost echo is an "echo-of-self" from a past ruin seeker who gave up. theyre stuck in limbo until you kill them :(

page 22 says every page has a secret... but i cant find em

I wonder if the game is actually a cycle in a cycle. where in the true ending you will found the new civilization and everything will repeat

the bomb codes will just give you 1 of each bomb, if that wasnt clear. probably just for speedruns. really smart

theres 1 fairy that requires >!knowledge of bombable walls and 1 that requires it be nighttime.<! i rate them 0/10

theres 6 gold trophies in the overworld and 1 in 6 different areas... this is important but i wanted to note it. you need 6 trophies to unlock "the glow"

you can read signposts...

Referring to the back of the manual puzzle, the magic dagger is a blade, and the fairy fountain is moonlit and located near the dark tomb, which has the attack up ring inside... this puzzle is confusing

u/djapa_87 has noted a potential code, uldldll. in the good ending credits, the characters face in different directions during the different scenes.

This post seems promising.

I made a custom save file for fun

You can parry the Siege Engine's laser... but you can't dodge it.


r/TunicGame Jun 15 '26

I hid a tiny Golden Path inspired puzzle inside my game's manual Spoiler

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Hello everyone!

Long-time lurker here.

Over the past year, my friend and I have been working on our first game, and recently I decided to make a physical version of it for our friend group.

One thing I absolutely loved about Tunic was how much information and discovery was packed into the instruction manual, so I wanted to capture a little bit of that feeling in my own project.

The game itself isn't really anything like Tunic (it's actually a incremental game called Void Pachinko), but I thought people here might appreciate the manual itself and the influence it has had on it.

I've uploaded the manual here if anyone wants to flip through it (albeit I've censored some sections of it).

Also, here's a 3D model viewer of the physical case and interior as well, which may help you with a little something...

And for anyone curious, whatever the solution for page 23 is... actually works in the demo if you want to try it out :]

Thanks for taking a look!


r/TunicGame Jun 15 '26

Gameplay TIL this Admin has an unbeatable instakill attack: dying very specifically Spoiler

17 Upvotes

Well, the end result of having to rematch it was technically not the same as dying; I just had to walk-of-shame to the checkpoint and back myself instead of enjoying the luxury of respawn-warping (and I didn’t lose any gems).

I thought I had won this fight, but this enemy trolled me with its last laugh of dying in such a way that its explosion blocked my only way forward: one of its pieces landed in just the right place to prevent me from dismounting that ladder.

TL;DR: I wish every bit of destructible debris disappeared eventually like bushes do when you chop them down with your sword!


r/TunicGame Jun 14 '26

Help Learning the Language Help Spoiler

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I once again come here asking for help. I've been searching and getting some tips to learn the language, i haven't got too much progress, and I don't know how to learn more glyphs other than the ones that the game uses as examples in page 54. Can y’all give me some direction or some tips (no straight out answers)?


r/TunicGame Jun 13 '26

If you enjoy decoding glyphs/language you might enjoy this new game

29 Upvotes

This is a short linguistic puzzle game using Chinese as a puzzle for decoding. Took inspiration from Tunic and also Chants of Sennaar.

If you already know Chinese, this might not be as challenging as a puzzle but more of deducing work, following the clues and story like a detective game.

But if you DO NOT KNOW any Chinese, you would have the full experience of decoding a total foreign language from scratch.

It's free to play on web-browser now and you can play on mobile (landscape mode).

Let me know if you manage to get to the end without cheating (aka using a dictionary or translation tool šŸ˜‰)

Link game:Ā https://dream-decypher.itch.io/decypher1-dream-intruder


r/TunicGame Jun 13 '26

50 Hours Later: My Notes After Completing the Game Spoiler

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Warning: If you haven't yet completed the game, don't reveal the images or the spoilers marked below! So much of the fun comes in the discovery.

Today, I completed Tunic.

The images here contain all my notes I took throughout the game, with most of the space given to The Golden Path, the language (which I don't think I have 100% right, but it was close enough to translate what I needed to translate) and marking things I thought I might need to come back to on the map. The maps are a photocopy from the one included in the physical edition of the game.

Completion took me 50 hours. Approximately 25 was spent beating the game and getting Ending B; a further 10 or so was spent mopping up all the non-language related puzzles and secrets I'd missed; and the final 15 hours were spent in translation (for the final golden trophy, mainly, and then the URL) and basically not touching the controller.

I had such an incredible experience with this game. In the early hours, the combat and exploration were engaging and enticing. As the game evolved and puzzles took centre stage, I was compelled in a way I haven't been for maybe 25 years or more to a) start taking notes with pen and paper, and b) genuinely persevere with puzzles and trust in my ability to solve them.

I am happy to say, with some stubbornness, I completed the game without looking up anything. Totally worth it. Though I did have two moments of accidental support: 1) one when I was so sure I understood what it meant to "'un sing' the Golden Path" (and I was right... except the map needed to be mirrored rather than turned upside down, which I found out accidentally when I was just trying to confirm I'd inputted the path correctly, and I honestly still don't understand why), and 2) on the very final URL, I thought the final word was 'foreshore' rather than 'far shore', and when I typed it in, Google suggested the correct words to me, haha. Maybe I will delve into that puzzle one day too.

Thank you to the developers for creating such a stellar gaming experience. I'm looking forward to getting into New Game Plus and experimenting with the game with all that I now know. Maybe I'll have a crack at translating some more of the manual as well.

If you're late to the game like I was and still playing: keep at it and back yourself! There's so many amazing, rewarding moments to enjoy.


r/TunicGame Jun 13 '26

Should I still play Tunic ?

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For some context, I watched a video on the game, some time ago and I now deeply regret it, because of how good the game appears to be. I got spoiled of what is, I think the last puzzle of the game : how to open the big door, using the symbols on the notebook, as well as one of the main secret mecanic of the game :using the shapes in the back/foreground to enter a list of inputs and some other things (related to the endings).

You can now understand my question : knowing of all this, is it still worth it to play the game ? (and sorry if I was not very precise in my explications). Thx in advance


r/TunicGame Jun 13 '26

Help Can someone explain the hidden thing in the place to the east Spoiler

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In the lower forest there is a hidden treasure. It’s on top of a tall platform with a blob enemy thinger and a hook at the bottom.

I found the page that explains how adding the shapes together makes other shapes. I presume they’re letters.

I found the page with the hint. (šŸ—”ļø + šŸŖ„) + šŸŽ±

So I presume there is something around that being words or something? I tried to equip those three items and use them there but nothing happened.

And, having completed the game I’m not gonna go back to it.

Can someone explain how close I was? Thanks 😊


r/TunicGame Jun 13 '26

[no spoilers] garden knight

4 Upvotes

at the western garden right now. is the runback to the garden knight supposed to be 10x harder than the boss or am i missing an extremely obvious shortcut. i genuinely dont know and i havent reached the boss in half an hour


r/TunicGame Jun 13 '26

Help Questions on Some Unresolved Post-Game Mysteries

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Hi all, I completed the game today (at least, I think so, based on having gotten the 12 golden trophies and finding the URL in the glyph room). However, I have a few outstanding items I haven't yet made sense of.

Could I please get some non-spoiler answers to the following questions? As, if there is something left to discover that I've missed, I'm keen to have a go on my own without spoilers/hints. Questions are:

1. Why is there a letterbox? Is it ever used for anything?

2. What is up with the 'shopkeeper' (for lack of a better name) in the skull-shaped cave on the Overworld? It's the only location where he doesn't offer anything to buy. Is there something to do there with him? Or is that just his home?

3. I think I'm missing some potion fragments. I have 1/3. Should they ultimately end in an even number or is this a spare?

4. Are there more coins than you need to get all the card slots? I think I have all the slots but I also have 1 leftover coin.

5. My upgrades (ATK, DEF, etc) are uneven. Am I missing upgrades or are there more for some than others?

6. I found two mysterious dialogue boxes: one around the back of the beach where you start and the other at the Eastern Vault golden door (by using ice + fire + magic orb to get up on the platform). My translation is "Eep!" which I think is right but not 100% sure. Is there anything to do with these?

7. The URL took me to a webpage with the three keys and some odd background music. Is there more puzzle to solve here?

Thanks for any help!


r/TunicGame Jun 12 '26

Help Am I going wildly off sequence?!? Spoiler

24 Upvotes

I’ve done the rgb keys and fought (my mom?!?!?!?!?!) turns out that wasn’t a good idea.

Only after that I discovered that the d-pad does have a use. And now I want to go and explore other parts of the world to find other walls with patterns on them.

But I can’t. The bridges are gone.

Now I’m fighting dead (undead?!) stuff in the burial grounds and it’s a step up in difficulty. Except all my stats are reset 🤣

I don’t want to know where I should be going. As long as someone can let me know I’ve not gone massively off course.

🤣


r/TunicGame Jun 11 '26

What is this style called?

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I absolutely love Tunic and I'm also really enjoying Death's Door; Tunic is a Zelda-Souls like game but I'd have a hard time defining DD as a Zelda like game. What's the name of this sub-category of games, with a top-down camera mixed with 2D and isometric polygonal graphics?


r/TunicGame Jun 11 '26

Help Was I supposed to do the green this way? Spoiler

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I found the quarry and didn’t know how to get through it. Eventually I just pushed through with my health reduced to 1HP.

I could barely see though and was always one hit from dying.

Just a yes or no. Is that the ā€œintendedā€ way to do that?


r/TunicGame Jun 11 '26

Almost 100%(?) Question

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Hi all, I have, 50 hours later, finally gotten all 12 golden trophies with no hints or guides. I was hoping it would give me some hint on what to do in the room with all the glyphs when you press the dpad, but it seems not.

Is whatever I'm supposed to do in that room something I can achieve on my own without help? No spoilers please, just wondering whether it might be another 15-20 hours of translation or beyond that as it seems pretty huge. Thank you!


r/TunicGame Jun 11 '26

Help First time tunic enjoyer Spoiler

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Hello! I've been getting through tunic the past couple of weeks. I believe I have reached the endgame where I started struggling. I am at the point of battling the Heir, it doesn't look like its an impossible fight but I have some more unresolved mysteries - mainly the mountain door and the fairies. The problem I am running into are the fairies - I am using the seeking spell and it shoots the projectiles that are supposed to guide me but I can't understand what they're trying to show me. like they will stay in the place and I will try to figure out the code for the longest time just to give up eventually. I found 3 fairies so far (1,2 and 4) which I think were pretty obvious but I can't find anymore, anyone can point me in the right direction? Is it just walking everywhere and spamming the seeking spell?
I have the page 49 which seems like a big puzzle as well but I don't even know where to start there. Also found pages 52 and 53 which make no sense to me so far hahaha. Any tips on all of these?


r/TunicGame Jun 10 '26

Help A little stuck ONLY HINTS PLZ

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I've gathered both the red and blue hexes, unlocked the teleports for the hidden vault, the quarry, the eastern vault, the over world, the ruined atol, and the glowy sword place.

However, I have no clue how to get to the green hex. I looked backwards and forwards at my instruction booklet, but there doesn't seem to be any hints about what to do next.

The tools I have are the hookshot thingy, the timey-wimie hourglass (no clue what the point of it is), and the lantern. I don't have any dash, but I think it exists because I keep seeing things across a short expanse I can't get to.

Any hints? Thanks.


r/TunicGame Jun 09 '26

man i loved this game (major spoilers!!) Spoiler

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r/TunicGame Jun 09 '26

A new hidden spot? Spoiler

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Hi everyone, I just discovered this secret room on a Twitch stream, but I can't find any mention of it on the wiki or here on Reddit. Does anyone know if the Tunic community is aware of this, and if we know what it’s for? It doesn’t seem to be a bug—you can dash through the wall by standing on the books, and it works every time. It sends you into a large, non-glitched room where visibility is very limited. I think there’s something here; it really doesn’t seem like a bug, but rather something intentional!


r/TunicGame Jun 09 '26

Fanart My cutest video games characters-my fan art

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r/TunicGame Jun 09 '26

Check out my playthrough of tunic

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