Monster HotelTwilight Manor: bigger guests, new puzzles
Looking back at how the second hotel gained an autumn evening, four rooms and guests too large for an ordinary bed.
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How ideas become game worlds. News and notes from all studio projects.
Monster Hotel
Monster HotelNight shift: a place for every monster
How beds, a queue by the lift and guests with strong personalities came together as a puzzle about an unusual hotel.
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Final HeroesFinal Heroes now speaks English
The development build now has an English interface and an in-game language switch. Russian remains available.
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Garden by the DropEvery drop counts
How the puzzle lets you water a garden in stages by changing the route between drops.
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Garden by the DropOne garden, two views
How the illustrated board grew into a 3D garden, and why both views now share the same game.
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Garden by the DropA journey through thirteen gardens
From sunny greenery and desert oases to moonlit mushrooms and glowing lanterns: how the gardens grew.
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Garden by the DropLife between the tiles
Gradual water flow, blooming flowers and tiny garden creatures bring the board to life.
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Garden by the DropTurn, inspect, try again
How we refined touch controls, mechanism explanations and a little help for tricky moments.
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Garden by the DropAfter watering: your own little garden
Why we added a greenhouse, a garden to decorate and a way to keep a favourite view after a win.
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Final HeroesThe Assassin: choosing when to strike
Stealth, daggers and attacks from an advantageous position. Meet one of the classes in Final Heroes.
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Final HeroesA clearer view before every action
Damage, hit chances and status effects help you weigh up an action before committing.
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Paper BastionEngineer and healer: support from the rear
Two heroes help the squad hold out longer: one builds mechanisms, the other prepares elixirs.
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Paper BastionBefore the first wave
Who holds the front line, who takes the towers and who needs a rear position? Defense starts with positioning.
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Paper BastionFrom plains to swamp: the campaign map
Paper roads connect individual battles into a campaign with a choice of routes.
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125th FloorWhere the tower begins
An apartment on the 125th floor, melee combat, the first zombies and a lift repaired one stretch at a time.
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125th FloorThe tower's residents
Zombies with their own looks and habits, a bag in a clay frame and a diary that keeps itself.
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125th FloorSpecial floors
A cinema showing clay films, a clinic, a supermarket, a library, a school and a hotel.
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Infernal BureaucratOne office, two languages
Refined the English rules, forms and labels. New screenshots show the current game separately in Russian and English.
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Infernal BureaucratThe shift is over. What is in the report?
Decisions add up to a shift report with mistakes, pay and bonuses. Daily tasks and office upgrades give you more to work towards.
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Infernal BureaucratHorns, tails and one more form
Unusual looks became part of the inspection: tails need declarations, wings need permits, and first impressions are not enough.
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How the office began: a visitor, an application and a desk where the smallest detail can matter.
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