Tchia takes us on a stunning tropical open world adventure where you play as a young, imaginative girl who can turn into animals and objects to explore.
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‘Melon Journey’ Aims to Solve Some Small Town Mysteries
Melon Journey: Bittersweet Memories has you meandering around a town where melons are illegal, figuring out personal lives and secrets as you explore.
‘DREDGE’ – Fishing Gets Frightful After Dark
Things get a little unsettling on the open sea when the sun goes down in DREDGE. Not that the twisted, creepy fish you catch during the day are very comforting.
‘The Wreck’ Explores How Examining Our Trauma Can Reshape Our Future
The Wreck sees us reliving a horrible accident every time we run from our problems, delving into our memories each time in hopes of finding clarity.
‘Let’s Build a Zoo’ is a Deep, Compelling Animal Management Game
Let’s Build a Zoo offers a complex zoo management simulation that allows you to perfect every element of your park, from pens to the food right down to the animals’ DNA.
‘WHAT THE BAT?’ Finds Funny Solutions Using Baseball Bat Hands
WHAT THE BAT? asks you how you’d brush your teeth, feed some cats, take a bath, or make some toast for breakfast if your hands were baseball bats.
‘Wonderland Nights’ Tries to Get Conflicting Folks to Work Together
Wonderland Nights: White Rabbit’s Diary sees you navigating conflicting personalities to get people to work together to do what the Queen of Hearts wants.
‘Clive ‘N’ Wrench’ – A Charming Collectathon Across Wild Worlds
Clive ‘N’ Wrench sees you swinging a monkey around as you collect oddball items in oversized houses, frozen landscapes, and trap-filled pyramids.
‘Romancelvania’ – A Mixture of Monster Love & Lighthearted Metroidvania
Romancelvania makes us ask ourselves why we’re fighting all of these monsters when we could be snuggling them on these cold, spooky nights.
‘A Space for the Unbound’ Finds Healing Power in Connection
A Space for the Unbound features many characters with dark, upsetting events in their pasts and presents. But these things don’t have to define who they are.