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Bochi Collection is an anthology of short narrative experiences. Each story offers a unique world, art direction, and tone, from unsettling to heartwarming, designed to be experienced in just a few minutes.

Though brief, these experiences aim to linger in your mind long after they end. Every story holds its own atmosphere, emotions, and hidden details waiting to be discovered.

Each experience includes optional challenges and secrets for players who wish to explore deeper.

Included Games

Repair Me: A quiet story about healing and self-acceptance.

You play as Aida, a fragile soul trying to put herself back together. Explore her inner world through light, reflective interactions that mirror the process of recovery.

I Need a Home: A side-scrolling adventure where you guide a stray dog through city streets in search of love and safety.

Simple movement and environmental storytelling reveal a touching reflection on belonging.

Don't Play This: A "game within a game" where nostalgia meets grief. Pick up your father’s old console and play the game that defined your childhood. It is a bittersweet journey of discovery to finally find some peace.

My Bubble 64: Collect soap bottles in a colorful, nostalgic world, but listen closely.

Beneath the cheerful gameplay lies a subtle story about escape and the fragile comfort of imagination.

Features

• Four short, standalone games (5 - 10 minutes each)

• Distinct art styles

• Accessible, minimalist gameplay focused on story

• Secrets and hidden interactions to discover

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The game includes mild thematic elements related to depression and emotional distress.
There are brief references to a character’s mental health struggles, including implied suicide if she stop using her medication, though no explicit act is depicted on screen.
One scene also includes the sounds of an argument between two parents heard through a wall, without any visual depiction of violence.
These themes are presented with discretion and narrative context, not for shock value.