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Cat’s Cradle
As an adaptation of the popular suspecse TV series, Cat’s Cradle, this game combines investigation, solving puzzles and reasoning with original stories, which can build a more Immersive experience.
The Last Worker
The Last Worker is a first person narrative adventure centered around our struggle in an increasingly automated world.
違う冬のぼくら／BOKURA
"I wanted to find out how far ‘far away’ really was. " BOKURA is a two-player puzzle adventure game.
Lucidus Mortem
It’s the 1930s when Samuel, a man with occult beliefs and very revolutionary ideas, is contacted by S.
Back Then
Thomas is an aged man in his 80s, living in a retirement home and suffering from Alzheimer’s.
Inner Ashes
Inner Ashes is a narrative experience about Alzheimer’s disease that uses interaction with the environment and solving puzzles as an end to evoke the daily struggles of an Alzheimer’s patient.
Breakout 13
Breakout is a narrative adventure game with interactive cinematic experience. It is about a group of misguided youths, who are sent to a correctional center and try to escape.
The Unbeatable Path
The Unbeatable Path is an immersive first-person horror adventure with a deep and cruel story in which you play as a young woman called Mia.
Coven (2022)
The year is 1666; an age of darkness. Accusations of devil worship require no evidence of guilt.
Hollowbody
A tech-noir survival horror short story, set in the urban decay of a long abandoned British city.
Frank and Drake
Players control both characters alternately: Frank in the daytime and Drake at nighttime, as they are only active during these periods due to their personal situations.
2023
)The Hungry Fly
Experience the horror fairy tale of a hungry fly: the disturbing and poetic story of a fly on a mission to eat a mysterious rotten creature living in a bath.
