Kingfisher: An Autism Tale

@kingfisher-game.com

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A mystery-driven detective game about autism. Coming January 2027. https://linktr.ee/kingfisher_game Wishlist now on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/app/4197280/Kingfisher_An_Autism_Tale/

Three images of a woman, posing for the camera and holding a speech. The accompanying text reads: My name is Rebecca Coppens, and I have been a volunteer with Autism Flanders for 17 years. I volunteer at the Information Centre and the Autism Helpline, give talks about autism with my son, and organise lectures to promote greater understanding and awareness. Since 2025, I have been Chair of the Municipal Advisory Council for People with Disabilities and serve on the board of the Municipal Advisory Council for Family Caregivers. I also coordinate a neighbourhood initiative that brings people together in a social housing community. Autism is an important part of my personal life. My partner is autistic and has ADHD, and my son is autistic. Their experiences remind me every day how diverse autism can be. I have been involved with Kingfisher: An Autism Tale from the very beginning. The game celebrates the diversity within autism through characters with different strengths, challenges, and ways of communicating, helping to break down misconceptions and foster understanding, inclusion, and acceptance.
Collage featuring three photos of Kingfisher's advisory team: a group photo, an in-person meeting, and an online meeting. The images show how team members share their experiences and feedback to help shape the game's development.
A gif of 2 gameplay scenes where the player can switch between two characters
An autopsy report for a murder victim who drowned after getting hit on the head.
A screenshot of 3D character models from the game Kingfisher. A young boy with black hair wearing a beanie and headphones, a woman in her twenties with short, red hair and an older man with greying hair and an expensive watch.
a graphic that shows screenshot of some of the press coverage we have received in the Belgian regional and national press
A sunrise over a marshland, with a kingfisher looking in from the side. A logo is shown at the top in a font reminiscent of a ransom note. It reads "Kingfisher - An Autism Tale"