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Set between the world of the living and the afterlife. The player takes the role of a member of an ancient Order dedicated to preserving humanity’s knowledge and memories. Between Earth and Hell lies Limbo — a world where lost souls wander, unseen by the living. Each soul carries a story of the sin that condemned them, trapped within a realm shaped by that very sin. By communicating with these souls, the player enters their personal worlds and uncovers the truth behind their lives and deaths. After each story, the player must make a crucial choice: forgive the soul or condemn it to Hell. These choices shape the fate of the characters and can lead their stories — and the wider narrative — in different directions. The Order’s mysterious leader, however, has plans for the protagonist that they do not yet understand. As demons, lost souls and the boundaries between worlds collide, the player’s own morality is put to the test. All game assets are hand-drawn, giving the world a distinct illustrated identity.

A tactical game combining action, precision catapult shooting, battlefield unit movement, and defensive construction — building walls, placing towers, and designing structures to protect your position. In its current development state, players can fight against a BOT across three difficulty levels, with a full campaign planned for the future. The game is also planned to support online multiplayer, with multiplayer intended to eventually become its core experience. Catapult shooting and structure destruction are based on physics. For now, the main playable race is Human, with two additional races planned, each with their own unique specialties.

Burglars is a card game in which players sneak unnoticed into a castle and compete against each other to escape with the greatest amount of wealth.

The game is divided into 3 levels, with each level representing a separate deck of cards that is laid out on the playing field. Each level contains “torch” cards that illuminate the cards adjacent to them. When a card is illuminated, it is flipped over, revealing whether it contains an artifact or treasure.

Each card on the field has a value, and players must carefully consider these values in relation to the points they have available. Some cards add points to the players. A player who runs out of points is eliminated.

The goal is for the players who successfully complete all 3 levels to compete for victory, with the winner being the player who has collected the most artifacts and treasures.

CataChess is a tactical tabletop game built around wooden craftsmanship, strategic movement across the battlefield, and the physical skill required to make precise shots with miniature catapults.

The playing field and its sides are made from wood and divided into squares along which the knights move. The catapults are entirely handmade and actually launch small balls, turning every shot into a test of physical skill, precision, and timing.

At the beginning of the game, each player places their figure in front of their own gate and positions several wooden cubes across the battlefield. As the game progresses, players move their figures forward while placing additional cubes to create cover and protect their warriors from enemy catapult fire.

When a player reaches a suitable firing position, they can use their catapult to attack opposing figures. The wooden cubes provide cover, allowing players to plan their movement and use the battlefield tactically.

The objective is to successfully move five of your figures through the opponent's gate. Once a player achieves this, their opponent is eliminated.

CataChess combines tactical board movement, physical skill, and real-world mechanics in miniature catapult shooting, making every movement and every shot part of the overall strategy.

Counter Advantage is a tactical tabletop game in which each player takes on the role of a squad commander, leading soldiers with different specializations that allow the squad to deal with opponents in different ways.

The playing field is made up of unique top-down map cards on which the players' figures move. Tactical positioning is essential, with mutual cover, controlling corners, and advancing as a group forming some of the key strategies for survival and attack.

The physical element comes into play during direct attacks. When one figure attacks another, the player uses a special miniature physical 'pistol' and must shoot a small ball into one of two openings. One of the openings guarantees the elimination of the opposing figure.

The cards represent the special abilities of the different specialists in each squad, giving players access to unique skills that can be used during the game.

Counter Advantage can be played by 2 to 4 players and combines tactical thinking, engaging squad-based gameplay, and a precise physical element, where every attack requires not only good strategy but also accuracy.