Missing Translation
Release date: Sep 24, 2015
Developers: AlPixel Games, Luis Diaz, Gustavo Santos, Albert Fernandez, Tice Thomason
Publishers: GamesBoosters
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Free To Play, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian

Lost in a weird city in the middle of the desert and surrounded by strange creatures that keep staring at you. This is a game about exploring the unknown and solving puzzles... lots of them! Don't be fooled by the looks, this isn't your typical point & click adventure, you'll spend your time solving them. Key Features No tutorials, hints or even text to be found here. This wasn't made to increase difficulty but to let the player do everything on his own, 'Missing Translation' isn't a hard game, but we don't like hand-holding. REPEAT, NO TEXT. Everyone can enjoy it regardless of the language they speak :D Three different puzzle mechanics, each of those features 25 levels to complete. Beautiful black and white pixel art... ... did I already say we have cats? Two different characters to choose from. Additional challenges involving a drawn language that can be learned up to some point. Great soundtrack that has evolved with the rest of the game over development. FREE! No ads, cash shop or any of those modern things. 

Press reviews: “Missing Translation is a pixel art puzzle adventure about an abductee who must complete a series of puzzles to earn the items required to get home” 7/10 – Pocket Gamer “Traditionally, adventure games are supposed to give players a clear understanding of the plot by using a clear language. But what if one of the player’s goals in such a game was also to decrypt a secret language, where only then they could really understand what was going on? This is the premise of Missing Translation, a puzzle adventure game made by the Spanish studio AlPixel Games.” Indie Game Magazine “Missing Translation plans to teach its own language that’s far simpler, a visual language based on drawing lines across a nine-node grid. That’s not the main focus of the game – it’s a puzzler at heart – but if we want to, hey, we’ll get to converse with the locals in our strange new home.” Rock Paper Shotgun