We’re working to make it an exciting experience by adding world events, new vegetation, creating more places to dive into the lore, and plenty of other features in our game🌱

You can see what's it's all about here: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/977510/view/509569803546…

After a year of your amazing feedback, we're stoked to announce that Time to Morp Version 1.0 launches on March 6th, 2025!

We’ve got a ton of new features we’d love for you to try! More information here: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/977510/view/532089704231…

The higher your reputation with NPCs is - the better level of tools they’ll reward you with🏆

Inayah - Life After Gods is OUT NOW on Steam!

Celebrate the game's release by completing our quests!

You can play the demo or get the full game at https://bit.ly/steaminayah

We've added new tools to let players terraform terrain however they like! We're also aiming for Minecraft-like simplicity when it comes to digging🛠️

Great news! 📢 @Aya_Games has joined Game Jolt!

They're the indie studio behind the haunting & atmospheric horror platformer Ayasa: Shadows of Silence.

Follow the development of Ayasa: Shadows of Silence at https://bit.ly/AYASAGAME

As you explore, you’ll stumble upon mysterious-looking huts and notes left behind all around the planet. Where are the hut villagers, what's their connection to Morps? Find out with full release, soon👀

We’ve released a new demo here on GameJolt! You can play Time to Morp Demo for free and enjoy about 1.5 hours of gameplay, during which you can get familiar with the basic mechanics like farming, fishing, cooking and more to get a feel for the game⭐

@MewMarissa is a Jolter to Watch and and a game developer who takes pride in attention to detail and producing quality work! Follow @MewMarissa before the quest ends on April 8 and you'll get Coins!

We’re making the planet’s terrain less boring to enhance the planet’s overall look! Since terraforming will be free, this won’t be a problem and will actually add more gameplay variety🌺

What do you think about new colours?