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Tiled Quest
10 years ago

It's here! Final release 1.0.0!


Yep, you read it right!
After one month the game jam event ended, we finally managed to complete the games. Thank you to all Doa Ibu crew that work on this games on their spare times, and all the player (YOU!) who give us support & feedback! :)

In this release, we complete all 20 levels for you to play, as well as adding several additional polish, and new ending illustration beautifully drawn by our pal, Rino Adi.

This is it from us, hope you enjoy the full version of this games!
If lots of people like it, who know, maybe the mobile version just sitting around the corner :)

Keep on gaming!

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