Tengami is a beautiful, beautiful iOS adventure game developed by Nyamyam; its beautiful paper-crafted pop-up world is inspired by Japanese arts and crafts, and requires thorough visual fidelity. The game becomes one of the pioneers of the Havok engine on mobile platforms.

“We’ve come to expect only reliable and robust features when working with Havok technology,” said Phil Tossell, Game Creator of Tengami. “Each of Havok’s technologies has proven to be incredibly valuable to our development team and we are excited to have created an immersive and visually stunning iOS game.”

Nyamyam made use of a range of Havok’s technology- Havok AI was used to control the pathfinding of the character, Havok Animation allowed the development team to bring seamless motion to the title’s distinct art style and, Havok Physics helped ensure that the entities exhibited the proper collision detection, reacting according to contact with the world and its inhabitants.

“When we learned the creatively ambitious scope of Tengami, we knew Havok technology was the perfect fit for Nyamyam to produce the quality mobile game they were envisioning,” said Brian Waddle, VP of Worldwide Sales and Marketing at Havok. “Our dedicated team worked closely with Nyamyam to make sure they were able to get the most out of Havok’s technology to bring their creative vision to life.”

Check out the stunning trailer above for yourself.

Ex Rare veterans who current work at Nyamyam have confirmed that Tengami is headed to the Wii U as well, and won’t be an iPad exclusive game.

The reason for porting the game to the Wii U was overwhelming Twitter support in a poll.

“The fact that Tengami was conceived with touch in mind makes it perfect fit for the Wii U GamePad. We think there are some unique features the Wii U has that we can take advantage of to make the game even better,” Nyamyam’s Phil Tossell told Nintendo Life.

“I am very intrigued by the possibilities for new types of multiplayer games the Wii U could deliver. It is something I would like to think about in more depth after we have finished Tengami,” Jennifer Schneidereit said.

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Via VG247.