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Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP

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Games PressVery positive

Find Your Words Launches April 8th

Capybara Games announced that their new communication adventure game, Find Your Words, will be released for free on PC via Steam on April 8th. The game allows players to explore a summer camp and learn alternative communication methods. An optional supporter edition will be available for $4.99, including the soundtrack and a digital booklet.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery positive

As seminal oddball indie Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP hits 15 years of age, you can pick it up for less than a coffee

Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, a seminal indie title, is celebrating its 15th anniversary. The article reflects on the game's significance in the early days of indie and mobile gaming, highlighting its unique design and how it stood out before the prevalence of free-to-play models and microtransactions. The game is currently available at a significant discount on Steam.

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The charming adventure game, Find Your Words, is coming to Steam in April

Capybara Games announced that their new adventure game, Find Your Words, will launch on PC in April. The studio is known for titles such as Below, Grindstone, and Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP.

Games PressVery positive

Find Your Words will release in April

Capybara Games announced that their new short adventure game, Find Your Words, will launch in April. The game, inspired by the developers' experiences raising non-speaking children, will be free to play with an optional supporter edition. A new trailer was released during The Mix Showcase.

Monster VineVery positive

Capybara Games Announces Find Your Words, Free Narrative Adventure Launching in April

Capybara Games announced its new narrative adventure, Find Your Words, will launch for free in April. The game follows a child at summer camp learning to communicate without speech by combining symbols. It is a passion project developed with input from speech-language pathologists and AAC users.