Contains 2 highly reviewed titles and Gravilon:

Gravilon
Morphopolis
The Howler.

Enjoy these thought-provoking, hand painted games. The visual art featured in the games in this pack was constructed from hundreds of hours of meticulous work by gifted artists.

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Gravilon - Overall: Mixed (673 reviews)

Gravilon is an inventive, thought-provoking puzzle platformer.

Use powerups in each environment, and your own inherent gravity-bending powers, to complete each level.

The levels and game mechanics are designed to encourage exploration and to allow for creative pathfinding — there is no one correct path for most levels, there is only (arguably) the fastest, most efficient route.

Gravilon's story unfolds in the background. The level design builds on itself so that the more you play, the more you will learn about your role in the world.

Morphopolis - Overall: Very Positive (2,839 reviews)

Lose yourself in the mesmerizing, fantastical world of Morphopolis, a game about transformation and discovery.

Inspired by Machinarium and The Tiny Bang Story, Morphopolis takes you through a lucid insect world in a puzzle adventure that will stick with you for years.

You take on the role of an aphid grub and guide him through several stages of metamorphosis, as he journeys for his spawning ground deep within the insect microcosm. Discover hidden secrets as you journey deeper and deeper into the game world.

Winner of the Association of Illustrators Award, Morphopolis features 100% hand-drawn art and animation. Its soundtrack was composed by well-known British composer Thom Robson with the aim of captivating and immersing the player as he or she takes their time to solve puzzles and enjoy the organic world of Morphopolis.

We are very grateful for all the encouragement we have and during the production of this game and we hope you enjoy playing Morphopolis as much as we did making it.

The Howler - Overall: Very Positive (1,100 reviews)

Use gravity, tension, and wind currents to get your hot air balloon to its destination, dropping off cargo on your way, in this ultra-challenging game. You'll have to use your skill, wit, and reflexes, to complete all of The Howler's dozens of levels.

All art used in the Howler was meticulously created by classically-trained experienced painters. The majority of the art was created is by Rene Petruliene: all the graphic design was drawn by hand, on paper, the old fashioned way.

The Howler was inspired by Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. The game's locations and architecture actually exist in Vilnius today. Come to Vilnius to see them in real life!