Regardless of which trophy your deposit, you’ll get three turns at the claw. I kept returning to the claw game which amused me when I realized that to play it, you’ll have to pay in trophies which you get from the other games. I quite liked the selection of mini-games they included. You’ll get plenty of opportunities to practice your aim if you dip into the shooting range minigame which is introduced to you early in your adventure. I’m not sure if that’s because I prefer to use a keyboard and mouse when playing games that require accuracy or if there just weren’t as many situations that called for it. But what truly sets Tchia apart is the way it showcases an underrepresented culture and community - something that I find extremely important.ĭespite acquiring a slingshot early in the game, I didn’t find myself, particularly in need of it outside of the shooting range mini-game. And not feel too bogged down on overly complex iconography and UI distractions. It’s an open-world game that I feel gives you the tools and motivation to explore. The game's seamless exploration and ukulele-playing mechanics make for an immersive experience that not only transported me into the World of Tchia but also took me back down memory lane as a wee island boy. As someone who grew up in the South Pacific, I was immediately drawn to Tchia's beautiful world and resonant characters.

And fills it with some memorable characters.

Tchia beautifully renders a setting inspired by New Caledonia, the birthplace of Awaceb’s co-founders.

Pack your swim trunks, and get ready for a soulful adventure through a stunning tropical paradise with Tchia, the second game outta the indie game dev team Awaceb (pronounced Ah-Wah-Seb). Thank you to Kepler Interactive for the review key. It’s been on my wishlist for a while now.

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