An emotional, narrative point-and-click game about love, care, and the act of letting go. Step into the shoes of a daughter moving through a world shaped by dementia — not to solve it, but to live it and carry it alongside the one you love. Seven chapters guide you through caregiving's emotional terrain: the exhausting patience, the fragile joys, and the quiet sorrow of learning when to hold on — and when to let go.
A minimalistic, neon-drenched infinite climber set in a cyberpunk city that stretches from the darkest slums to the open sky above. Fire energy waves that create platforms on impact, ascend through five distinct neon backdrops, and push your limits solo or in local co-op. Reach climbing milestones to unlock power-ups and chase ever-greater heights.
When a woman gets angry, the world trembles—windows shatter, volcanoes erupt, and people cower in fear! It’s your job to save the world by taming her tantrums. In this fast-paced puzzle game, you race against the clock to arrange comic-style illustrations using subtle hints, piecing together the chain of events that sparked each meltdown.
Take a sip of coffee and wake up your inner poet. >Haiku is a form of poetry, originated in Japan. The basic rules are very simple. It consists of 3 lines. Very, very short and compact! 5 Syllables in the first line, 7 in the second line and finally 5 in the last, third line[...]
Talk It Out is a co-operative guessing game with a twist. Pick up your Nintendo Switch™, grab a friend, and start “talking”. You need to figure out what your co-player is seeing. Ask a question, get an answer. Simple enough, right?
Surrounded by threats and paralyzed with fear – hehome is hell sometimes. There’s this kid who’s stuck in a really bad place. Can you help him escape the misery of an abusive home? Pick up your Nintendo Switch Joy-Con™ controller and pull him out of this mess – literally. Swing the controller to crush upcoming threats. Go at it alone or join forces with another player. There are 40 hellishly hard levels to get through. But surely it’s all worth it to save a child in trouble?
Mark Twain said, “Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” And that’s exactly what we do! We love games, and we love making them even more. Always trying to experiment with new mechanics, craving to deliver a meaningful story - it gives us immense joy, and we hope we can bring some of this joy to you!
