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A Gummings Tale: The Blacksmith

Become a Gumming, a forest sprite whose dream is to be the best blacksmith in his village. A rythm cozy game where you'll gradually learn the art of forging while restoring an abandoned workshop. Will you complete the challenges in the "Guide to Becoming the Best Blacksmith"?

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Tittel: A Gummings Tale: The Blacksmith
Sjanger: Lettbeint, Indie

Utvikler: The Potato Forge

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Become a Gumming whose dream is to be the best blacksmith in your village.

A relaxing rhythm game

A Gummings Tale: The Blacksmith is a cozy rhythm game where, day after day, you'll gradually learn the art of blacksmithing.

Progress through "The Guide to Becoming the Best Blacksmith" and you'll unlock instructions for forging new items. Press the correct buttons in time with the anvil and you'll earn money to upgrade your workshop.

Restore an abandoned workshop

The village workshop has been abandoned for years. Refurbish the workshop, decorate its walls, and choose the furniture to breathe new life into the village forge.

Will you complete the challenges in "The Guide to Becoming the Best Blacksmith"?

The Gummings

Gummings are little sprites who live and are born in the forest. Their main concern is caring for and protecting the trees and other plants that make up their home. They are as small as a soda can and very difficult for humans to see.