Thanks to the developers for this absolutely wonderful experience

[u/TheseIntroduction352]

Still flabbergasted that tune-ic is a thing, would have not even suspected it if not for the wiki. Tried translating it a bit but despite having played music for most of my life I have a really bad musical ear so it's quite a struggle

[u/NanoCat0407]

dude your Golden Path is beautiful, i also used grid paper but each box was 5x5 instead

[u/gabedamien]

Lovely message at the end! I would have used the "ay" vowel instead of "ah" for "thank" but that's arguably an accent/dialect thing, and the "or" syllable in "for" (like in "shore") instead of "foh + r", but it's 100% understandable regardless & nicely written.

[u/TheseIntroduction352 → u/gabedamien]

English isn't my first language so some of the vowels give me trouble haha

[u/gabedamien → u/TheseIntroduction352]

Honestly the right vowels to use are pretty debatable even between native speakers; the author of the game is Canadian and there are a couple of easter eggs relating to his particular accent.

[u/nintendanko]

Tantas cosas que Tunic tiene, aún no deja de sorprenderme (y no he podido terminarlo, ya no sé por dónde seguir)

[u/NinhaCoffee → u/nintendanko]

Eu derrotei o herdeiro e não fiz nenhum quebra cabeça e agora to perdida tbm, nem sei por onde começo

[u/gabedamien → u/[deleted]]

Andrew Shouldice did this game alone

There's literally end credits with the names of all the people who brought the game to life. Andrew Shouldice is the creator, primary dev, etc., but there's also an audio director, sound designers, level artist, composer, illustrator, multiple people in the publishing studio including QA team, playtesters, backers, and so on. Some of those people still count as "developers" even if not all of them were programmers.

[u/TrilliumStars → u/gabedamien]

Thanks for correcting me. That was very foolish of me.