Publisher Wired Productions and developer Rogue Sun have announced they will be launching the puzzle-game Tin Hearts this Winter for Switch and other platforms.

Tin Hearts is a Lemmings-style puzzle game where players command a troop of toy soldiers through a whimsical filled with old-school toys and contraptions. You can check out a trailer for the game below (via Gematsu) along with additional details (via Steam):

About

Behind every brilliant invention, hides an incredible story. From the makers of the critically acclaimed Fable series comes Tin Hearts—an immersive puzzle game wrapped in a powerful tale of love and compromise.

Discover an epic tale spanning generations and dimensions. Guide a troop of mischievous tin soldiers through a world full of beauty, magic and mystery, using a variety of whimsical and inventive contraptions to bounce, shoot and glide them to their goal.

March on through over 40 levels of time-bending, soldier routing riddles and forge new paths for your toys to follow. Overcome increasingly brilliant puzzles to unravel the emotional story of Albert Butterworth, a genius inventor of Victorian times.

Key Features

• A World of Magic and Beauty – Feel like a child in a toy store again as you enter a world full of magic and beauty. Immerse yourself in the warm, peaceful world of Tin Hearts, take your time working through the puzzles and enjoy the game’s memorable soundtrack.
• Expand Your Reach – Unlock powers to control objects in the world, from toy blocks to drums. From humble beginnings, you’ll soon become a master of this mysterious world. Link objects in interesting ways as you build paths to the exit for your fearless tin soldiers to follow!
• Unravel the Story – What is this place and who are these people you catch occasional glimpses of? Embark on an adventure masterfully woven into the fabric of this puzzle game world. Clues are everywhere and if you seek them out you will be rewarded with an emotional, human tale that will resonate beyond the world of the game itself.

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