Tchia Reviews

Cute and delightful. A couple of the story bits were a little strange and didn't fit the vibe, but I would call them very small stumbles in a fun game. I imagine would be quite short without the collectibles and optional activities to do around the map. Even with it all, the game takes about 30 hours to 100% everything.

This game is incredible. The developers say it was made with love for New Caledonia, and you can absolutely feel that throughout. Not just that, but love for various identities, attention to detail on the gameplay (this may be the first game where the player character's walking speed is neither too fast nor too slow for the person they are walking with), and a moving story. Honestly brought me to tears at the end. It's not without glitches and crashes--I think my favorite was when I Soul-Jumped/exploded myself into the watery void beneath an island--but having experienced some of the clipping, I'm not frustrated by it. More intrigued by the possibility of finding a speed-running community for the game (and I've never been the type to speed-run, let alone replay story-based games after completion). If you are on the fence, GET THIS GAME. I don't think I've ever loved a game this much before. <3

There's nothing more exciting to me than a game with a good movement system, and this one is incredible. Once you get used to it, it's extremely satisfying to chain flying, sprinting, and gliding to cross an island quickly. It makes hunting after all the collectibles more fun and engaging.

Tchia is an utterly beautiful love letter from the residents of New Caledonia to their home. It's a light, relaxing exploration game with heaps upon heaps of movement options, mixed in with some light combat and mini-games. It's a great pick if you're looking for somewhere beautiful and relaxing to just run around and hang out for a while collecting things. Plus sometimes you get to be a gecko. (Or a cat. Or a crab. Or a bomb. Or many, many other things.)

A surprising and eclectic travel trough the culture and sunny costs, woods and hills of Caledonia. Surprisingly deep and dark story vowen around magical folklore. Fluently movement with surprising mechanics: Just cause meets Vaiana. A bitter-sweet but heart-warming final. Small travel-helper: backpack birds and the flying stone -> souljump -> soulthrow -> souljump -> soulthrow -> aso., the stone, a bird, a dog, a crab and a lamp in backpack can be helpful in the first half of the game. Challenges can be reseted, even in jump...

One of the cutest collectathons I've ever played. Like a mix of Super Mario Odyssey and Legend of Zelda Wind Waker with great music, fun characters, and a sprinkle of mythology. Highly recommend.

I really enjoyed this game :) open world exploration, some janky parts. the navigation is a nice change of pace for the usual in this genre. i liked the characters a lot! i cried a little at the end. i've just finished the story and i think i'll be going back to complete most of the endgame content too

Super fun and interesting game play. Not too punishing and such a beautiful world.

This game has so much heart. It's generous, fun, and a great introduction to New Caledonian folklore. If you like open wolrd adventure game with nice exploration and fluid travel mechanics, this is it.

Highly recommended, an immersive, relaxing, beautiful gameworld. Fly with the birds, swim with fishes, jump into rocks, creatures or items to use in combat. A game made with love and care