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Eelah

A baby girl is kidnapped and taken to a strange and mysterious place for unknown reasons.
You must save her!

Eelah is a first person 3D puzzle, exploration and adventure indie game in the middle of the development process, not published anywhere yet. It's a one man project so please be patient. Follow the development process and feel free to send me any kind of feedback!

This game is not really like any other game out there, but I think the game is for fans of: RiME, The Witness and The First Tree.

Use #eelahgame to reference to the game!

Screenshots

This is what the game looks like right now. A lot of changes will probably be made!


Eelah on Social Media

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where will the game be published?

Everywhere I can figure out how to do it. Steam, PlayStation, XBOX, Nintendo Switch, App Store, Google Play, itch.io, gog.com, etc. :)

When will the game be published?

Impossible to say. As soon as I'm done. Let's aim for 2022!

How long will the game be?

I don't know yet, but I aim for an average playthrough of around 5 to 10 hours.

How much will the game cost?

Approximately $10-15 (USD), €10-15 (EUR), ¥1000-2000 (JPY), £10-15 (GBP).
Maybe a little less on mobile platforms.

What languages will the game be localized in?

I play with the idea of trying to tell the story without using text or voices. In practice, this would make the game available in all languages.

Will you self-publish the game?

Maybe, if I can learn how to do it. My door is open for collaboration with a publisher.

Is this your first game?

Of this kind, yes. I've made lots of small games and prototypes and I've made board games for mobile platforms together with a couple of friends. The most famous one is Yatzy World.

Do you make everything in the game yourself?

I try to create everything myself. I even avoid downloading assets. I create my own 3D models, my own textures, my own code, my own music etc. I'm struggling when it comes to creating sound effects though. I'm also willing to take help with marketing.

What tools do you use to create the game?

Mainly C#, Unity3D, Blender, etc...

How did you learn to create games?

I didn't! ;) I'm trying my best as we speak. I work professionally within the area of System Development and I learn the tools I use through Google and Youtube.

Contact me if you have more questions.

Contact

Twitch and Youtube streamers (with "enough" followers) will get the game for free on release!

Feel free to contact me at mattias@eelahgame.com