PRIM Is An Adventure Game Inspired By The Art Of Tim Burton

Here at GameByte we say it’s never too early for Halloween and if you agree then you might want to feast your eyes on upcoming indie adventure, PRIM.

Credit: Jonas Fisch

PRIM follows the story of our young protagonist, Prim, who just so happens to be the daughter of Death. Heavily inspired by the iconic art of the one and only Tim Burton, PRIM aims to deliver a one-of-a-kind 2D experience.

Featuring beautiful black and white art and promising to retain its creepy-but-cute aesthetic through the narrative, PRIM is looking like the perfect game for point-and-click fans.

Credit: Jonas Fisch

You’ll need to switch between the Land of the Dead and the Realm of the Living, solve puzzles and make friends with a whole host of quirky characters as you set out to uncover a dark mystery.

PRIM’s description explains further: “Strange things are happening in the Land of the Dead. Instead of reaping souls, Thanatos, the Angel of Death, has to deal with his teenage daughter Prim. Every night, Prim has the same dream: An oddly familiar human boy cries out for her help. Needless to say that our heroine tries to answer the call.

“There’s just one tiny problem: The Grim Reaper has strictly fordbidden her to enter the Realm of the Living – she’s not ready for the immense power she’d develop there, he claims. Unfortunately, when Prim finds a way to trick her father and travel to Earth, it painfully turns out that Thanatos’s presentiments have been right all along…”

Created by Jonas Fisch, this deceptively simply-looking title is looking like a must-play this Halloween, which is pretty good timing as the demo is expected to land sometime in October this year.

It looks as though PRIM has seen a lot of changes since the game first got its reveal trailer back in 2018, but if you’re keen to see more of PRIM in action, you can check out the original trailer below.

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PRIM is coming to PC, Mac and Linux in the future, with the demo scheduled for this October.

Featured Image Credit: Jonas Fisch