Tchia starts off with some very basic, run-of-the-mill gameplay mechanics such as running, jumping, swimming, and gliding with her sail cloth. The story isn’t the only thing that held some unexpected depth the gameplay turned out to be far more robust than I initially thought. It’s a heartwarming adventure, that takes some unexpectedly dark turns at times. It’s up to Tchia to find a way to save her father, while also learning about who she really is. One day, Tchia’s father is captured and taken away by the henchmen of Meavora, a half-human/half-worm deity who lords over the land. We first meet the titular Tchia on her small island home, enjoying a peaceful existence with her father. Inspired by the real-world location of New Caledonia, Tchia takes place amidst a gorgeous, tropical archipelago.
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