Hollow Home
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Evening Crowdfunding
Twigames is crowdfunding Hollow Home, an isometric narrative RPG inspired by real war events. The game centers on a young boy's struggle for survival in a besieged Ukrainian city.
Hollow Home Is an Isometric Narrative RPG about the Ukraine War
Hollow Home is a narrative RPG developed by Twigames and published by Crunchy Leaf Games, set during the Ukraine War. Players control Maksym, a teenager navigating a city under occupation, focusing on conversations, relationships, and difficult choices with no combat. The game features a dynamic city environment, a limited action point system, and multiple endings, with a free demo available on Steam.
Morning Multiplex
This article rounds up recent official trailers for several games, including Hollow Home, Liminal Backrooms, SNAP JAW, and THANKS, LIGHT. Liminal Backrooms is highlighted as a co-op horror game, and SNAP JAW is noted for its demo trailer.
Hollow Home, a Narrative RPG from Ukrainian Developer Twigames, Joins Steam Next Fest with New Demo
Twigames and Crunchy Leaf Games announced that their narrative survival RPG, Hollow Home, will feature a new playable demo during Steam Next Fest from June 15-22. The studio also plans a Kickstarter campaign for July 2026 with a late 2026 target launch window for the game, which draws on real events from Ukraine.
CRUNCHY LEAF GAMES ANNOUNCES PUBLISHING PARTNERSHIP WITH TWIGAMES FOR HOLLOW HOME
Crunchy Leaf Games has announced a publishing partnership with Ukrainian studio Twigames Inc. for their upcoming narrative survival RPG, Hollow Home. The game, set during the siege of Mariupol, focuses on a teenager's struggle for survival and will be released on PC via Steam in 2026. The partnership aims to support Twigames' deeply personal project, which has already received several industry recognitions.
Ukrainian Games Industry Hosts Inaugural Ukrainian Games Festival in San Francisco
The first Ukrainian Games Festival was held in San Francisco, attracting over 800 attendees to play 10 independent Ukrainian-developed titles and participate in panel discussions. The event, which ran concurrently with the Game Developers Conference, raised $9,600 for the Leleka Foundation to provide medical supplies to Ukraine. Organizers aim to showcase the Ukrainian games industry as a significant part of the creative economy.