After much social isolation, we’ll finally be playtesting our game Hiboka at Gameplay Space Thursday April 28 at 6:30 pm!
Come see what we’ve been working on, or just come say hi! :)
Event link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/april-playtesting-tickets-305957285477
Our illustrator Ayaka just finished our first promotional art for Hiboka and it looks simply amazing!
Last Saturday, I had fun finally showing our game Hiboka to the public at Demo Night here in Montreal. Although we could not present in front of the audience again this year because of the pandemic, it was nice to hear all the good reactions from our fans :) You can check out our video segment here!
We made our Steam page, and now you can put Hiboka in your Wishlist ♥♥♥!
As we enter the last months of 2021, I feel ready to not only talk but also show more of the project I’ve worked on during the pandemic along with my amazing teammates.
Hiboka is a third person horror game taking place in 1942 Madagascar. However it is not just a horror game; it’s rather a tell of grief, love and deception set in a horrific setting based on the darker myths and folklore of Madagascar.
Hiboka feels like a more personal project because of my connection to the country, but also because the game is build with the knowledge and hardship accumulated from The Girl and the Robot. With this project I’ve decided to enjoy the process. So far, I’ve enjoyed doing things like collecting direct testimonies from my mother and friends, and by hunting down rare old books on the subject. And from the technical side, updating the code from The Girl and the Robot has brought it’s own set of interesting challenges.
I’ve put together footage of what the game looks like now for MEGA-MIGS this November, please enjoy and I hope you look forward to what is coming!
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