Stray Children News

[p]Hello!

We’re happy to share that reviews from around the world have begun to appear.
Here are a few voices that we’d like to highlight:
[/p][p]CUBED3: 9/10[/p][p]“Some games stand out the moment they begin, and Stray Children is absolutely one of them.”[/p][p][/p][p]SILICONERA: 9/10[/p][p]“Stray Children is a unique and special JRPG … aren’t afraid to embrace every element of that era.”[/p][p][/p][p]MAXUM UTMUST: 9/10[/p][p]“There’s a surprising amount of depth in every one of these areas.”[/p][p][/p][p]RPG Site: 8/10[/p][p]“With linear games like this, it’s very clear how almost everything here is a deliberate design choice.”[/p][p][/p][p]Source Gaming: 9/10[/p][p]“It’s a game that lingers long after you’re done with it.”[/p][p]
Postmode: 9/10[/p][p]“Stray Children … feels beautifully fermented.”
[/p][p]We are deeply grateful that people around the world are taking this journey with us.[/p][p]Thank you, truly.[/p][p]
Onion Games[/p][p][/p]

[p]📢　A Message from Onion[/p][p]Hello everyone, and thank you so much for playing Stray Children![/p][p]We have made a small update to the store page today, and wanted to let you know:[/p]

1. [p]Steam Cloud support is now enabled.[/p]
2. [p]Steam Deck Compatibility has been updated from Unknown to Playable. We plan to submit the game for re-review soon, aiming for full compatibility status. For now, please rest assured that there are no issues with normal gameplay.[/p]

[p]Thank you again for your support, and we hope you continue to enjoy your journey.[/p][p]Onion Games 🧅[/p][p][/p][p]↓↓↓Gameplay on Steam Deck ↓↓↓[/p][previewyoutube][/previewyoutube][p][/p]

Onion Games have released the English language version of Stray Children, a "bittersweet, fairytale RPG" I hadn't heard of till Oisin wrote it up in June, and then became very excited about.

Created by Onion Games, the developers of Moon: Remix RPG Adventure, Stray Children takes place in a world of kids besieged by monstrous adults. The kids live in a stronghold, while the adults, aka Olders, roam the landscapes beyond, each "carrying the heavy load of their own inadequacies, self-doubt, and all of the grievances that grown-ups gather".

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