Release status, new story chapters, and improvements to the ways players can discover and enjoy our games.
· New game
Mosslight Grove: a quiet garden puzzle, now on itch.io
Our new Godot game turns a small five-by-five board into a puzzle about plant growth and useful empty space. Choose between two offers and merge connected matching neighbors. The free desktop-browser demo includes four gardens; the $2.99 Windows edition includes all twelve and Free Garden.
The first three gardens teach quick chains. Later gardens add rocks and higher-tier goals. Undo, automatic local saves, separate audio toggles and reduced motion let you play at your own pace. The game has no in-game advertising or online AI service; the English AI-production disclosure is visible in the game and listing.
Abyssal Bastion: Reborn 1.1.1 and the first-descent guide
Version 1.1.1 is available on itch.io. Try Stage 1 in the free browser demo, or get the Windows edition for $2.99 to play all five stages. The title screen includes our English AI-assistance disclosure.
The new official guide explains Harpoon, Sonar, Arc and Recovery costs, cooldowns, target selection, and the timing needed to harmonize a contact. Actual game screenshots, keyboard controls and local-save notes help you prepare for a first descent.
Evidence-first release resources for apps and games
AllLife Games published a free field guide for checking store claims, screenshots, links, accessibility, privacy language, and release readiness. A free four-file Starter adds the 12-column CSV, concise quick-start instructions, and practical usage rights. The complete App and Game Store Launch QA Toolkit v1.1 contains 12 editable files, including screenshot planning, release gates, store-copy review, and asset delivery.
A new official knowledge base for first-time visitors
Seven reviewed guides now explain controls, character attacks, boss progression, portrait mobile design, visual QA, story continuity, and privacy-conscious closed testing. Each article defines unfamiliar terms and ends with a clear next step.
The AllLife Games site now connects the official STAR-EATING GIRL Web edition, its numbered comic archive, character and story information, support, and mobile-friendly navigation. A private on-device reading marker can return visitors to the last comic chapter they opened; it is stored only in the browser and is not sent to AllLife Games.
Episode 54 continues the English comic archive as ASTRA quietly confronts a photograph and an old memory. The archive follows ASTRA from small adventures between the stars through her friendships on Earth, a journey beyond the known universe, and an unresolved conflict surrounding a hidden photograph. Episodes remain in a fixed reading order with accessible dialogue transcripts and story context.
The Android production release is live on Google Play. The public listing, installation button, app artwork, and screenshots were externally verified in South Korea.
