Drawing its design DNA from the golden age of modern board gaming, Harvest Dice: Abundia’s Blessing translates the tactile tension of tabletop dice-placement into a full roguelike experience. Players lead a daring expedition into a frozen village, allocating dice each day across four zones — Agriculture, Construction, Exploration, and Defense — to generate resources, grow their settlement, and stave off the relentless cold. One bad roll won’t doom you; one bad plan will.

The demo launches with three distinct expedition squads — the Vanguard Squad, the Survey Squad, and the Alchemist Squad — each offering a radically different playstyle and opening strategy. The game also features four difficulty tiers (Difficulty 0 through 3), giving newcomers a welcoming entry point and veteran strategists a proper challenge. The demo is available in English and Simplified Chinese.

The demo is available in English and Simplified Chinese. Harvest Dice: Abundia’s Blessing will participate in Steam Next Fest in June, at which point Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and German language support will be added.

The release reflects months of refinement — across multiple offline playtesting events and one closed playtest — with meaningful improvements to numerical balance, skill design, and difficulty tuning across the board.

Key Feature

Inspired by Modern Board Games
The game’s core is built around dice-driven card activation lifted straight from the tabletop tradition. Place a die, trigger a card — only rolls that meet the required value produce results. Every choice has weight, and every roll has consequences.

Dice & Card-Driven Settlement Building
Allocate three dice across four zones each round. Cards in Agriculture, Construction, Exploration, and Defense yield different resources — but you only have three dice to go around. Choose wisely.

Forge Powerful Synergies
Select cards, upgrade dice faces, discover relics, and deploy precious rune slates at the right moment. The combinations are deep, and the emergent builds are yours to discover.

Survive the Blizzard
No combat. Just the cold. Periodic blizzards grow fiercer over time, and food scarcity is a constant pressure. Foresight and adaptability are your only weapons against an environment that never relents.

Multiple Expeditions & Difficulty Levels
Three expedition squads in the demo — Pioneer, Planning, and Alchemy — each with distinct abilities and opening styles. Four difficulty tiers ensure every type of player finds their version of the storm.

Roguelike Replayability
No two runs unfold the same way. Card selection, dice face upgrades, relic discovery, and rune slate choices combine to create an ever-shifting strategic landscape across every playthrough.

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ABOUT THE GAME

You meet a girl on a sunny day. The park is empty, the birds are chirping. She looks at you and smiles. Something in her gives you goosebumps— but now it’s too late.

Yellow and Blue serve as the charming storytellers in One More Question. They guide the players through a series of unsolved stories, responding to questions with only ‘yes’, or ‘no’. To decipher the puzzles and uncover the truth of each story, players must carefully analyze every word and identify key terms that unlock the story’s full details. The puzzles are designed to be solvable once a certain amount of information is gathered. However, if players are unsure, they can always ask one more question.

A situation puzzle is a game where a storyteller, or host, narrates a short, seemingly illogical story. The ending is often known, but crucial information is missing. Why did it happen? What were the motivations of the characters? To solve these puzzles, players can only ask questions answered with ‘yes’, ‘no’, or ‘irrelevant’.

Situation puzzles are played by two people, but One More Question transforms them into a single-player experience.

The game will include 64 situation puzzles and 2 extra chapters adapting to different genres, from humorous and cosy to dark and supernatural.

For those yearning for more, a Steam Workshop built-in editor will give them the possibility to the community of writing their own stories and play puzzles created by other players.

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ABOUT THE GAME

Line Time is a strategy puzzle game where players need to carefully select movements to guide a ball from one point on a grid to another. Created by FaMo9 Studio, the game is designed to be easy to learn but challenging to master. Players can choose from five movements (up, down, left, right, stop) and must put them in the correct order before moving the ball.

In over 200 levels, Line Time introduces various mechanics to add complexity. For example, conveyor belts move the ball in specific directions, forcing players to adjust their plans. Some levels also feature multiple balls that can collide and change direction.

KEY FEATURES

• Plan your movements carefully in a turn-based puzzle game
• Enjoy 200+ levels that go straight to the point: once you learn Time Line’s basic movements, there won’t be any filler levels
• Master a game that throws new mechanics constantly: from conveyor belts to multiple balls to other surprises.

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 Mind-bending puzzle enthusiasts alike are in for a treat as A Guidebook of Babel, the overwhelmingly positive hand-painted narrative-driven puzzle adventure game with “butterfly effects” at its core, announces a significant 25% discount on Steam from May 7 to May 21.

Developed by StarryStarry, A Guidebook of Babel has received widespread praise from the player base since its release. With its unique hand-painted art style, rich narrative and thought-provoking puzzles, the game offers an experience that resonates deeply with audiences.

Recognized for its compelling storytelling and innovative “time-manipulating” gameplay, A Guidebook of Babel takes players on an unforgettable journey through a whimsical realm where life and death intertwine. Set in a world where souls are harvested by a unique apparatus, with their memory extracted as fuel, and transported to the Babel—a mysterious cruise ship to the afterlife, the game explores themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption. Throughout the journey, you have the power to help fellow travelers fulfill their dreams by rewriting the past to change how future events unfold, and learn the art of saying goodbye without regrets.

A Guidebook of Babel is now available on Steam at its lowest price ever. Don’t miss this chance to dive into a world of mystery, dark humor, and profound storytelling. Visit the Steam store page to purchase the game and board the Babel today!

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