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UPDATE 26.10.23: The limited-time demo of Whisper Mountain Outbreak is now available on Steam from October 26 to November 2! Already nicknamed the “Indonesian Resident Evil”, Whisper Mountain: Outbreak, the anticipated isometric co-op survival horror game from the Indonesian indie powerhouse Toge Productions, creators of the beloved Coffee Talk series and the upcoming Kriegsfront Tactics, […]
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A chat over a cup of coffee is one of the prime ways to hang out with someone in this day and age. It’s affordable enough versus a full-blown meal in a fancy restaurant. Most cafes have something for everyone. They’re public enough to feel safe but intimate enough to share some secrets. I’ve heard […]
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Join us on an adventure through the mesmerizing world of A Space for the Unbound video game. Our comprehensive review covers gameplay, graphics, and immersive story-line. Get a glimpse into the mechanics, features and find out if this indie game is worth the hype.
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Fans who watched the Nintendo Indie World showcase last night had good news to look forward to. Two of Indonesia’s most anticipated indie titles showed new gameplay and announced a release date: A Space for the Unbound and Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly.
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In a joint press release and via public social media channels, the Indonesian game studios Toge Productions and Mojiken Studios announced that the release of their upcoming title, A Space For The Unbound, will be delayed indefinitely. The reason for postponing the 90s slice-of-life adventure is a dispute with the publisher PQube Games.
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The unusual and delightfully good-looking pixel adventure A Space For The Unbound is to be released later this year. As part of the MIX Showcase, publisher PQube has shown a new trailer for the Indonesian slice-of-life narrative adventure, which offers more gameplay but raises more story questions than answers.
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