Find inner peace in a small, open-world game. On these carefully handcrafted islands, you can take a nap on a giant monster, feed baby dragons, take care of the fauna and flora... ...but demons from your past might come back to remind you what you want to forget.
About the story
War is over. An old friend is inviting you to his island to live a peaceful life. Bring back fauna and flora to this paradise that shows scars of the past.
Platforms
Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Platform Role-playing (RPG) SimulatorThemes
Fantasy Open world
Languages: English and 9 more
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| Portuguese (Brazil) |
Media
Critic Reviews
Pure Nintendo
By Keyatta BrooksOverall, Aka is a solid attempt at the life sims genre, with it truly hitting the mark of being casual and cozy rather than being like the others within the same genre that are more-so grindy time and resource management games.
RPG Fan
By Caitlin ArgyrosCuteness is about all Aka has going for it.
Gaming Age
By Matthew PolleselAka clearly has its heart in the right place, but it doesn't have anything that goes a little deeper or that asks anything of its players, and without that it just feels like a cut-rate version of Animal Crossing.
New Game Network
By Kaan SerinAka is an easy game to be charmed by, with an endearing world and uplifting messages. However, the routine crafting systems and frequent minor bugs lead to an experience that feels more like work than play.
GameLuster
By Holly HammondAka bolsters charming visuals, an emotional storyline, an adorable red panda protagonist, and chirpy sounds, but the gameplay drags the experience down.
