Hiiro
Release date: Jul 12, 2016
Developers: Jon Tiburzi, Bevibel Harvey, Philip Gibbons, Marc Cuva
Publishers: Sometimes You
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Greek, Danish, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Romanian, Russian, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Finnish, Czech, Swedish, Japanese

Hiiro is a 2D platform game focused on ambient exploration and puzzle solving. Discover a grand world filled with mysterious artifacts and forgotten ruins. Become immersed in relaxing gameplay and meditative music. Remain observant as you unravel an explanation for your solitude. In-game death not included. Features: • Exploration - One vast world to travel through with eight distinct environments. Think Seiklus, Knytt, or An Untitled Story. • Discovery - Hidden secrets and puzzles scattered throughout the world. Various levels of hidden and various levels of difficulty. • Dynamic Soundtrack - Meditative music that seamlessly transitions as you move through the world. • No Death - Explore a world without fear. • No Language - A story told without words, spoken or written. • Wide Range of Gameplay - Easy mechanics for the non-gamer, hidden secrets for the casual gamer, challenging puzzles for the hardcore gamer, awesome rewards for the completionist. Something for everyone.

Press reviews: “Get. This. Game. Especially if you like puzzle solving and exploring. Hiiro is something that can just put your mind at ease... The controls are great and I have no complaints in that department. Graphics are simple but beautiful, and the music is absolutely phenomenal.” 9.5 – Launch Party Gaming “Todo concuerda en Hiiro; su música, su mundo, su tranquilidad… Es como llegar tarde pero sin prisas, con obstáculos pero sin nerviosismo. Un juego sencillo del que disfrutar, ya que disfrutando es como se consigue solucionar el gran puzle que es su historia.” Equilateral “Hiiro is a game that achieves more by delivering less. Minimalistic gameplay mechanics take a backseat to exploration and discovery. It’s relaxed ambiance, seamless world, and mildly challenging puzzles make it a title where it doesn’t matter whether you beat the game. If you’re exploring Hiiro’s world, then you’ve already won.” 8 – OPNoobs