Roia: A Tranquil Physics-Based Puzzle Game Arrives July 16th
Emoak, an indie game studio, is releasing Roia, a calming physics-based puzzle game focusing on the gentle flow of water. Launching on July 16th for iOS and Android, Roia captivates with its stunning low-poly visuals and minimalist aesthetic.
In Roia, players guide a river's journey to the sea, manipulating the terrain to direct its flow. Navigate the water through diverse landscapes, from towering mountains to peaceful forests and meadows. The game blends challenging puzzles with moments of serene beauty, enhanced by an original soundtrack composed by Johannes Johansson.
Roia promises a therapeutic mobile gaming experience. For more details, visit the official website. Emoak's previous successes include the award-winning Lyxo, as well as Machinaero and Paper Climb.
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