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''The City of Metronome'' is an unreleased Adventure game by Tarsier Studios, announced at [[UsefulNotes/E3InThe1990sAndThe2000s E3 2005]]. Despite actually being the reason for the formation of Creator/TarsierStudios in the first place, the studio was unable to find a publisher willing to take on the game, and it has thus-far been relegated to VaporWare. Tarsier would later go on to create the ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'' series, the SpiritualSuccessor to ''The City of Metronome'', incorporating atmospheric and design elements from the title.
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''The City of Metronome'' is an unreleased Adventure game by Tarsier Studios, announced at [[UsefulNotes/E3InThe1990sAndThe2000s [[MediaNotes/E3InThe1990sAndThe2000s E3 2005]]. Despite actually being the reason for the formation of Creator/TarsierStudios in the first place, the studio was unable to find a publisher willing to take on the game, and it has thus-far been relegated to VaporWare. Tarsier would later go on to create the ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'' series, the SpiritualSuccessor to ''The City of Metronome'', incorporating atmospheric and design elements from the title.
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* MagicalFlutist: Trailers and concept art show a [[Literature/ThePiedPiperOfHamelin Pied Piper]]-like figure called Jinx, who has both a cat and a humanoid form.
* MysteriousWaif: New, the girl whom Ten meets on the train. Promotional materials indicate she has the ability to interfere with some of the technology used in the city, such as the voice recorders used to process train passengers.
* MysteriousWaif: New, the girl whom Ten meets on the train. Promotional materials indicate she has the ability to interfere with some of the technology used in the city, such as the voice recorders used to process train passengers.
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* MagicalFlutist: Trailers and concept art ConceptArt show a [[Literature/ThePiedPiperOfHamelin Pied Piper]]-like figure called Jinx, who has both a cat and a humanoid form.
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From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks Police Scouts]].
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From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training named [[YouAreNumberSix Ten]] and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer Ten would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks Police Scouts]].
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* AlwaysNight: All of the screenshots and scant gameplay take place at night, although promotional cover art for the game does show the young engineer being pursued by a Police Scout as the sun rises.
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* Bizarrchitecture: Like ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'', promotional images and gameplay footage show towering, haphazard-looking structures looming over the streets of the city.
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* Bizarrchitecture: {{Bizarrchitecture}}: Like ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'', promotional images and gameplay footage show towering, haphazard-looking structures looming over the streets of the city.
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* MagicalFlutist: Trailers and concept art show a [[Literature/ThePiedPiperOfHamelin Pied Piper]]-like figure called Jinx, who has both a cat and a humanoid form.
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''The City of Metronome'' is an unreleased Adventure game by Tarsier Studios, announced at [[UsefulNotes/E3InThe1990sAndThe2000s E3 2005]]. Despite actually being the reason for the formation of Creator/TarsierStudios in the first place, the studio was unable to find a publisher willing to take on the game, and it has thus-far been relegated to VaporWare.
From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks Police Scouts]].
From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks Police Scouts]].
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''The City of Metronome'' is an unreleased Adventure game by Tarsier Studios, announced at [[UsefulNotes/E3InThe1990sAndThe2000s E3 2005]]. Despite actually being the reason for the formation of Creator/TarsierStudios in the first place, the studio was unable to find a publisher willing to take on the game, and it has thus-far been relegated to VaporWare.
VaporWare. Tarsier would later go on to create the ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'' series, the SpiritualSuccessor to ''The City of Metronome'', incorporating atmospheric and design elements from the title.
From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks PoliceScouts]].Scouts]].
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!!''The City of Metronome'' would have included:
* AlwaysNight: All of the screenshots and scant gameplay take place at night, although promotional cover art for the game does show the young engineer being pursued by a Police Scout as the sun rises.
* Bizarrchitecture: Like ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'', promotional images and gameplay footage show towering, haphazard-looking structures looming over the streets of the city.
* CrapsackWorld: Metronome relies heavily on the use of [[PunnyName metrognomes]], the husks of children who have had their souls removed by having their pictures taken and [[YourSoulIsMine their souls cut out]]. As for the souls, they are used to animate a variety of automatons, like the Police Scouts, as well as larger, more frightening creations like Hunter Scouts.
* EternalEngine: Promotional materials make reference to the Corporation's discovery of a "wondrous machine capable of creating ideas and designs for world-building", which the entire city now exists to service for some unknown end.
* MysteriousWaif: New, the girl whom the young engineer meets on the train. Promotional materials indicate she has the ability to interfere with some of the technology used in the city, such as the voice recorders used to process train passengers.
From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks Police
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!!''The City of Metronome'' would have included:
* AlwaysNight: All of the screenshots and scant gameplay take place at night, although promotional cover art for the game does show the young engineer being pursued by a Police Scout as the sun rises.
* Bizarrchitecture: Like ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'', promotional images and gameplay footage show towering, haphazard-looking structures looming over the streets of the city.
* CrapsackWorld: Metronome relies heavily on the use of [[PunnyName metrognomes]], the husks of children who have had their souls removed by having their pictures taken and [[YourSoulIsMine their souls cut out]]. As for the souls, they are used to animate a variety of automatons, like the Police Scouts, as well as larger, more frightening creations like Hunter Scouts.
* EternalEngine: Promotional materials make reference to the Corporation's discovery of a "wondrous machine capable of creating ideas and designs for world-building", which the entire city now exists to service for some unknown end.
* MysteriousWaif: New, the girl whom the young engineer meets on the train. Promotional materials indicate she has the ability to interfere with some of the technology used in the city, such as the voice recorders used to process train passengers.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The sun rises over the city of Metronome. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen Or, it would have.]]]]
''The City of Metronome'' is an unreleased Adventure game by Tarsier Studios, announced at [[UsefulNotes/E3InThe1990sAndThe2000s E3 2005]]. Despite actually being the reason for the formation of Creator/TarsierStudios in the first place, the studio was unable to find a publisher willing to take on the game, and it has thus-far been relegated to VaporWare.
From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks Police Scouts]].
[[caption-width-right:350:The sun rises over the city of Metronome. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen Or, it would have.]]]]
''The City of Metronome'' is an unreleased Adventure game by Tarsier Studios, announced at [[UsefulNotes/E3InThe1990sAndThe2000s E3 2005]]. Despite actually being the reason for the formation of Creator/TarsierStudios in the first place, the studio was unable to find a publisher willing to take on the game, and it has thus-far been relegated to VaporWare.
From promotional materials and interviews, it is known that ''The City of Metronome'' would have starred a young unnamed train engineer-in-training and a mysterious girl named New. Set in the titular city of Metronome, ruled by the nebulous and likely villainous Corporation, the duo would have unraveled the secrets behind the Corporation's plans for the city and its inhabitants. Along the way, the young engineer would have been able to record and use sound to solve various puzzles and defeat the Corporation's [[MechaMooks Police Scouts]].
