Mystic Pillars X Kantara Steam news

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• Release dateMar 4, 2020
• DeveloperHoly Cow Productions
• PublisherHoly Cow Productions

Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Holy Cow ProductionsPublisher: Holy Cow Productions

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• Mystic Pillars X Kantara is out! - 3 March 2026

  In a major crossover between Indian cinema and interactive entertainment, Hombale Films, Holy Cow Productions and Astra Studios brings you the collab "Mystic Pillars X Kantara" as a completely free update, featuring a new chapter set in the world of Kantara. Kantara is a blockbuster Indian movie series based on folklores and myths from South India. The Mystic Pillars x Kantara expansion introduces players to a new setting Kantara Village where the Traveller confronts a dark curse affecting the forest and its people. The narrative integrates themes inspired by regional folklore and spiritual guardianship from Kantara Chapter 1, deepening the connection between interactive gameplay and cinematic storytelling. Each puzzle functions as a symbolic counter-spell, gradually breaking dark sigils and restoring balance to the village environment. The expansion includes:Newly designed thematic puz…

• Our picks from the Game Devs of Color Expo 2020 - 5 October 2020

  The Game Devs of Color Expo is a space that encourages openness and diversity. It's welcoming to all people, regardless of gender, race, abilities, sexual orientations, or religions. Going into its fifth year, its goal remains the same: to highlight and amplify voices of industry professionals from marginalised groups. On September 19, the Expo broadcast in its online format for the first time. Not only does it seek to give the spotlight to marginalised groups of developers, the GDoCExpo wants to give monetary support as well. This is possible with help from companies like Humble Bundle and No More Robots. Prizes came in the form of funding, publishing deals, and mentorships, and were handed out in an online ceremony. As part of the broadcast, there was an interesting selection of talks scheduled across the two days. These covered a range of topics, from visibility in indie games to adv…