Story Trailer
May 7th, 2009 by Michael
This is our attempt at making a more traditional game trailer. I know: fail. 
But we can try, can’t we? 
There’s surprise at the end for certain people who haven’t been able to play The Path yet…
This journal chronicles the making of The Path, a single player horror game being developed by Tale of Tales, scheduled for release in spring 2009. Contributors to this journal are the game’s main creators Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn.
We hope you will enjoy our candid revelations about the work process. But we do want to warn you that if you truly want to experience The Path fresh, you might want to avoid reading these pages. We cannot garantee spoiler-free content!
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Beautiful. Loved the way you showed where to buy the game.
Are you the woman that talks, Auriea?
No, the voice is Jarboe’s, the composer of the music and also a wonderful voice artist.
yes my voice is too sing-songy to be that creepy.
I liked it :). Seemed nice an ominous at the end, even while the review excerpts were playing. I’ve been meaning to give it another playthrough, if only to hear the wandering through the forest song. Wish I wasn’t so A.D.D… Also really like the picture of Ruby and her wolf. It’s kinda cute :).
Hi, i would like to know if you could maybe help us i would really like to be able to download the song that is played in the background of the trailer?? But otherwise i really like the idea of the game… I think it is awesome!
Some songs available from grandmothers-house.net. But we will make a full sound track album later.
I’m Really loving the game. I wish I could unravel all the mysteries though. Still need 3 items. and 10 of those flower thingies. is there a special reward if you find everything? like special credits movie or whatever? And could you help me out maybe?
Thank you, max.
The answers are within yourself. These are not mysteries. As such they cannot be unraveled. Use The Path as a tool to unravel yourself. Observe your own response to things and wonder. Ask yourself “How do these things make me feel? And why?”