Über dieses Bündel

Two roads through the dark, from one small studio

One game is played by day, out on the Silk Road. The other is played at night, beside a giant who must not wake. Both are pixel-art games about pushing your luck, losing the run, and keeping what you learned.

The Göktürk: Caravan

A single-player trading roguelite set on the seventh-century Silk Road. You lead a merchant House out of Ötüken and send caravans west toward Bukhara. Every kilo you load is a kilo of something else left behind, the road forks at every stage, and 220 written encounters wait along it. Pay off the raiders and it works; pay three times and the road remembers that your House pays. Caravan masters die with their caravans. The House keeps its treasury, its banner and the roll of everyone who went out for it.

• 220 encounters, 50 trade goods, 12 cities
  
• 19 rival Houses in a seeded world
  
• Aşık oyunu, Üç Taş and Dokuz Taş, played the way they were really played

Lullaby for a Titan

An incremental game with roguelite nights. A titan of moss and stone sleeps beneath your village, and its dreams are your harvest. Every building earns, and every building makes noise. Hum along to its breath, catch what the night brings, and decide how close to waking you dare to let it come. When it wakes, the night is over; your research, perks and songs stay.

• Two ways to play: Rush, where the night grows louder by the minute, and Idle, a calm night that ends when you end it
  
• 100 perks, 50 research topics, 4 songs that change the rules of the night
  
• Steam leaderboards for both modes

What they share

• Hand-made pixel art
  
• Runs you lose, progress you keep: a House that outlives its masters, a meta that outlives the night
  
• Full controller support
  
• Made by VATEC Games, a small independent studio