Overton
Release date: Sep 25, 2025
Developers: Casey Blase
Publishers: SeaBlase Studios
Genres: Indie, RPG, Simulation, Sports
Categories: Single-player, Full controller support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Hi, I'm Molly Orshanky, and I'm Overton's creator. It's super hard to explain what's inside the box. Inside my box Skinner, we have a practical effect, choose your own adventure game. Me and my classmates have worked together on this diorama and I really hope you like it. While I can't tell you much until the box opens, what I can tell you is inside we have wrestlers, and ghosts, and ice ponies, and gigantic lizard men! Also Stewart. He wears stupid Armor. Hmmm... I suppose you'll want more than that. But... the mystery! What can I give away? Oh! I know!!! We have some amazing youtubers who have voiced the game, and as well a super villain who stole the 4th of July from Philadelphia! An amazing vocal performance from Suris with a supporting cast from SquidTips, RemGames, and Lily Simpson. Oh, and did I mention wrestlers? This game is all about mystery. The art of the unsaid. THE JOY of not knowing the rules of a new world, and trying to figure them out. In a bygone era, when you got a game, you didn't know the rules. You didn't know the catagories. You read an instruction manual, ignored everything, looked at the pretty pictures and pieced things together to the best guess you could. Overton is a deconstruction of the child like wonder of video games, and the joy that comes with having to figure out the rules in a world you don't grasp fully. Our world is a world of optimization, the digital world, optimized to churn out and replicate by it's very nature of being digital. So instead, I built Overton. Overton keeps every element that makes a video game, without a single scrap of digitization. The most advanced the game will ever get is a simple chromakey layering. Well, I mean, that's if you don't count the super duper high tech 3d printer that made everything. 

Press reviews: “We've had to write Casey up for her language.” Supervisors “Casey's not really a culture fit. We've had to lock her out of the programs to stop her from optimizing them without permission!” [ME] – Managers “Sometimes she evil villain monologues during meetings.” CoWorkers