Where The Water Tastes Like Wine: Gone Home Programmer Reveals New Game

Dim Bulb Games' first title receives its first trailer.

Posted By | On 04th, Dec. 2015

Where the Water Tastes Like Wine

Fullbright may be busy working on Tacoma following the success of Gone Home but programmer Johnnemann Nordhagen is following a different path with Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. The trailer for the game debuted last night at The Game Awards and honestly deserves a look. Check it out below.

Nordhagen has formed his own studio Dim Bulb Games to create Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. There’s not much else known about the game at this time but details like a release date, mechanics and its platforms will be revealed next year. If Gone Home has taught us anything though it’s that Where the Water Tastes Like Wine won’t be your typical adventure.

What are your thoughts on the trailer and what could the tagline “Produce of U.S.A.” mean? We’ll find out next year but in the meantime, tell us what you think of the trailer in the comments below.


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