Is This Seat Taken?: A Hilarious Logic Puzzle Coming to Mobile and Steam
Wholesome Games Presents and Poti Poti Studios are bringing a unique logic puzzle game to mobile and PC, titled Is This Seat Taken? This isn't your average puzzle; social dynamics are the key to solving its quirky challenges.
A Public Steam Demo Launches February 10th
A playable Steam demo will be available on February 10th, giving players a taste of the comedic chaos to come. Developed by Poti Poti Studios and published by Wholesome Games Presents, the game is slated for an Android release later this year.
The Comedic Heart of the Game
Follow Nat, an aspiring actor whose life takes an unexpected turn after spotting someone they admire on the big screen. This sparks a global adventure as Nat navigates social situations and seeks to find their place in the world.
Each level presents a new and increasingly challenging seating arrangement puzzle. From crowded movie theaters to bustling wedding receptions, you'll be tasked with placing individuals in the perfect spots, considering their unique preferences. Unlock new locations and scenarios as you progress, ranging from taxi rides to extravagant banquets.
Mastering the Art of Seating Arrangements
Every character has specific needs and dislikes. A music lover won't be a good neighbor to a weary traveler, and someone with a sensitive nose will certainly not appreciate sitting near a cologne aficionado. The goal? Avoid any angry glares from unhappy neighbors!
Mobile Fun Without the Pressure
Is This Seat Taken? features no timers or leaderboards. It's a relaxing, enjoyable puzzle experience focused on navigating hilarious personalities and their often-absurd seating requests. Think of yourself as a quirky matchmaker, tackling increasingly ridiculous seating dilemmas with each level.
While the mobile (Play Store) page isn't yet live, you can learn more about the game on its official Steam page.
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