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An animated teaser trailer for Townseek. The video opens with a short animation that takes place in a town of anthropomorphic cats. A young shark girl draws on a paper, which then gets blown by the wind. It lands on the face of an older shark, implying it's her dad. Together, along with a crew of quirky characters, they hop on an airship, also shaped as a shark. The trailer then cuts to gameplay of the game, showing various locations and highlighting activities. The trailer then ends with an endslate of the key art of the game, showcasing that the game is coming out soon on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox and PlayStation 5.
A long-form trailer of Townseek, leading to the announcement of its release window. The video showcases various elements of the game, starting with exploring the world on an airship, trading with unique towns, and doing several activities throughout the world, like fishing, mining and digging. It then proceeds to show elements of the in-game journal, cutscenes about a shark discovering a mine and making an airship shaped as a shark. Then, the player flies around showcasing some cameos from other games: Lil Gator from Lil Gator Game, The Lamb from Cult of the Lamb, and Claire from A Short Hike. The video ends with the key art of the game, with a banner below the logo. It announces that Townseek is coming to PC and Consoles in Spring 2026.
A banner promoting the Animal Fest Event on Steam along the game's key art and logo. The banner features a giraffe pattern, and several small sprites of various animals, including a giraffe, a peacock and a cow. The key art shows a sunset sky with a shark-shaped blimp and airship heading towards an island with colourful cat buildings, which are somewhat obscured by the event's banner. The artwork also includes a duck creature riding the waves at the bottom and various crates attached to balloons spread throughout the picture.
An artwork celebrating the Whales And Games Halloween season for 2025! On the left, Mr. Moe, the stoneling, is dressed as a sorcerer in orange robes, pondering something. A small Polite Whale, also dressed as a wizard but wearing primarily purple, is resting on top of Mr. Moe's pointy hat. On the right of the picture, Whiskey the cat is pouring a barrel of candy corn into a big pot with a glowing green brew in it. In the pot, Blubbie the slime girl is resting inside the pot with cucumber slices covering her eyes. In the background, outside of the window, Whalechan is dressed as a scarecrow, and her crab is disguised as a crow, and they're both enthusiastic about the festivities. The logo at the top reads "Brewing Surprises" in a white and green font. On the bottom right, next to the Whales And Games signature, there is a logo highlighting our yearly tradition, Whaloween 2025.
A gameplay video of Townseek showcasing various environments and ambients. Throughout the video, the player's airship is equipped with a giant round bunny as a balloon, a wooden gull in disrepair, and is being followed by a penguin on a flying floater. The first location shows a golden forest, with a big bee playing video games sitting on top of a tree. The next shot is on top of a green, mossy swamp, where a frog is playing the banjo. Next, the scene shifts to a green and brown land with a chocolate river, big marshmallows and various candy. There's a big brown bunny standing around. Finally, the scene shifts to a panoramic view at the beach, where crabs are having a party on the dance floor, and one of the crabs is a DJ.
A gameplay video of Townseek featuring the bunny caretaker of Burrowburg, Fluffyroll. Her portrait, to the right, shows that she's a big brown anthropomorphic bunny, with various bunny kids clinging to her. She's wearing orange and light yellow robes, and wears half-moon glasses. She talks about her job as a teacher and taking care of the children. To the left, the town of Burrowburg can be seen. It's a long land with giant carrots and various bunny burrows that look like houses scattered around. The biggest carrot has party flags on it.
A gameplay video of Townseek featuring various locations around the forests and farmlands of Burrowburg. The player's airship is equipped with a wooden hull. It's blimp is a giant carrot, which various bandits with masks are latching onto. The airship is being followed by a kiwi with a red scarf on a plane. The video opens up with the airship flying across grasslands and mountains. In the next shot, it's flying above a pink forest with brown lands, candy mountains, a chocolate river and a chocolate bunny. Next, the player goes to a farm with giant carrots. Last, the player discovers Burrowburg, which is a town made of giant carrots too, with various bunny burrows and party decorations.
A banner of Townseek featuring the Happy Tree, one of the landmarks from the game, being a brown tree with green leaves that resembles a well-known, beloved painter, holding a brush and palette. A canvas with the words "Your Art Here" covered with paint splatters and cartoonish shark lays above it. To the right, there's a photo showing the same landmark in the game, alongside three different canvasses in a variety of art styles around it. Bellow the photo and the canvas, a banner reads "Have your art as an Easter Egg in Townseek!"
A gameplay video of Townseek focused on its farming mechanics. It opens with the player's airship travelling towards Lawride Town, where they buy some seeds. Then, the player goes to a farm with some farming slots. After the player plants the seeds, there’s a quick time-lapse of them growing into two watermelons and a pineapple. The player then discovers a different farm, Nibble's Grove, and proceeds to collect the different types of carrots that grew there.
A gameplay video of Townseek featuring Lawride Town's Mayor, taken directly on the town itself. His portrait is on the right. He gleefully introduces himself, claiming to have been re-elected six times in a row, since the town is easy to manage. He then gets a bit anxious as he starts talking about bandits. On the left, while he's talking, the town itself can be seen. It consists of old fashioned homes at the top of a mountain, with a farm at the bottom.
A gameplay video of Townseek featuring various locations around the calm, rural Lawride Town. The player's airship consists of a balloon made of slime with metal pipes, holding the hull, which looks like a steam boat with cartoonish eyes, while three floating jellyfish tag along. The video opens with the player travelling above some wheat fields with circle signs written on them that look to be of alien nature. The player then stops at a Bandit Camp, where masked bandits lie next to a campfire while hoarding various carrots. Next, the player goes fishing next to a cave with a bear that's also fishing. Finally, the player arrives to Lawride Town itself, which is a rural, old-fashioned town located next to a mountain, with a farm at its base.
A gameplay video of Townseek introducing guest designs! The video opens up the player flying towards a chest that's being lifted by a colourful bubble. After interacting with it, the player unlocks some new cosmetics. Their airship now looks pastel-coloured with a big group of bubbles with a house inside instead of the shark balloon, a purple-and-blue wooden hull with plants and a smaller house on it. A light purple shark hanging from a balloon follows the player. The clip then showcases concept art of various airship designs made by other artists, including a balloon lifting an even bigger shark, a floating caterpillar, a smiling sun behind some clouds and a giant ghost lifting a haunted house. The cosmetics that the player equipped earlier are introduced with a high-quality version of the game's artwork. A banner next to it reads "Guest Design from Requinoesis", which is the artist that designed the set. The video ends with assorted gameplay further showing the cosmetic set.
A gameplay video of Townseek. The video opens with the player's airship leaving a town made of giant carrots called Burrowburg. The player's ship consists of a balloon shaped like a shark and a wooden hull with gold ornaments. On the next shot, the player is seen flying over a swamp, interacting with a landmark named Mossy Marsh, in which a frog is playing the banjo. Following that, the player is seen trading items of an anthropomorphic blue cat called Whiskey. The player then picks up some carrots from the ground, which were planted on a farm earlier. In a different shot, the player goes to fish at a lake, next to a bear that's also fishing. Going into a different town, the player talks with a blue slimegirl named Blubbie. Next, the player is seen checking their collection, which has plenty of unique items in it already. Finally, the player flies over a sandcastle populated by crabs. The crabs seem to be having a party, with a DJ playing some tunes to crabs dancing on a dance floor.
A gameplay video of Townseek showcasing gameplay focused around Driplands. The video opens with the player's airship, which is a blimp made of slime and metal pipes, and a hull that looks like a steam boat with cartoonish eyes. The player flies towards a swampy area with coloured goo, and arrives at Driplands. After interacting with it, they meet Blubbie, a slimefolk. The player looks at the quests available at the town and takes one. On the next shot, the player flies towards a candy corn-coloured lighthouse that is marked with a green circle, indicating that it's part of a quest. After interacting with it, the player leaves tourists at the base of the lighthouse. Next, the player travels towards a zone covered with honey and beehives, before opening an interface for a photographing camera. The shot then shifts to the player flying above an underwater mine, still showcasing the use of the camera. The player takes a photo of the location, and heads back to Driplands for their reward.
A gameplay video of Townseek featuring Blubbie, the slimefolk, in Driplands. On the right, Blubbie talks about herself and her fashion brand, Bubbline. She mentions she's a fashion designer, and that she believes her designs will be very popular in the future.
An artwork of Townseek that shows a whimsical sky with puffy orange clouds, colourful hot air balloons, and flying maps. In the centre, the logo reads Townseek Demo, with a green banner underneath that says Play Now on Xbox! Below, a cozy town with rounded houses sits on an island, while a cheerful shark in pirate clothes rides a large blue airship. The art style is colourful, playful, and cartoonish.
A gameplay video of Townseek featuring the locations around the colourful swampy town of Driplands. The video begins with a shot of the player's airship, which is a wooden ship being lifted by cardboard boxes attached to balloons, with cats lying around said boxes. The player flies towards a swamp, and stops next to a mossy tree with a frog playing the banjo. After listening for a bit, the shot changes to the player mining some minerals next to a giant tree that has gems sprouting out of it. Finally, the player discovers the town of Driplands itself, which is a large, swampy area. The swamp itself is multicoloured, with solidified buildings and bubbles popping around. In the middle of the town, there is a giant iron faucet with slime coming out of it. On the coast, there is a tanker that's transporting slime.
A gameplay video of Townseek narrated by John Elliott, which talks about various aspects of Townseek. The video starts with the player exploring a green grassland with various landmarks while travelling on a shark-shaped airship, as John introduces the game as an exploration and trading adventure. This is followed by a clip of the player travelling through a forest with golden and orange coloured leaves, discovering a huge beehive colony and a cat-shaped town, as John explains the gameplay mechanics of the game. The game then introduces Capt. Jawline, a blue shark, and Whiskey, a blue cat, as characters you can trade with, before rapid-firing through the player doing fishing, mining, farming and the decorating their airship. John then explains the player's goal to uncover the lost legacy of Sir Reginald Sharkingston, showing a journal page that the player can collect. The video ends with showing the Steam page, and a call to action for viewers to wishlist the game on Steam.
A collage showing photos of various pets, next to photo frames showing the sprite interpretation of them as Townseek critters. In this collage, the first pet is a blonde cat named Angus, which is behind a magnifying glass, distorting the perspective of his face. The second pet is a large black dog with some brown spots named Kobi, wearing a wearing a red handkerchief and with his tongue out. The third pet is a small black dog named Captain, who has his tongue sticking out and is wearing a green collar with a silver name tag on him.
A banner of Townseek featuring Whiskey, the blue cat from Meowosville, holding Apple, a brown yorkshire dog that's wiggling her tail. To the right, there are photos showing Apple, the same brown yorkshire dog has the one drawn with Whiskey, and Bolinha, a white grey-spotted cat alongside with screenshots of their in-game adaptations. Bellow the photos a banner reads "Show us your pets and we'll add them to Townseek!"
A gameplay video of Townseek showing the player purchasing a Fishing Rod from Whiskey, the blue cat, in Meowosville. After getting the fishing rod, the player's airship approaches a colourful set of buildings rising from the water (Atlantis) where they fish a piranha from the ocean. The second clip then shows the player, with a differently looking airship, approaching a lake with more fishing spots and a fishing bear, before casting their rod to catch another fish.
A gameplay video of Townseek featuring Whiskey the cat in Meowosville. On the right, Whiskey introduces himself, sporting a brown coat, a brown bag, and soft blue fur. On the left, his cosy shop invites visitors in for a browse.
A gameplay video of Townseek where the player's airship roams by landmarks near the town of Meowosville, passing by a sandcastle built by crabs, and a cave with fitness equipment spread around as buff looking cats lift weights. They then stop by to visit the Goodboi Park, a park with dogs playing around, with the description reading "Looking at the dogs down there is enough to bright your day." The video ends with the player's airship discovering the town of Meowosville, a town built of cardboard boxes and feline-looking towers.
A gameplay video of Townseek that begins with the player's airship leaving Meowosville, a town with various cardboard houses and tall buildings shaped like cats. The airship is shark-shaped. In the next shot, the player is visiting a location called Chocolate River, where a giant brown bunny lives next to some land with chocolate rivers and marshmallows. Following that, the player is seen visiting a shop, trading items with Captain Jawline, an anthropomorphic blue shark. Following that, the player is seen fishing next to an oceanic building emerging from the sea. Then, they go mine for minerals in front of a rural town, before they go have a conversation with Fluffyroll, an anthropomorphic bunny taking care of various bunny children. Before closing off the video, the player is seen equipping a different cosmetic for their ship, replacing the shark with a giant floating brown bunny, which they park next to a swamp with a frog playing banjo on top of a mossy tree.
A fan-art of Captain Jawline, a blue shark in a brown coat and with steampunk adornments, looking adorable as he holds a treasure chest and leans forward.
Captain Jawline introduces himself on the right, as you see his merchant space in Sharkdwell on the left.
A shark-finned airship flies above the sea, sounding its horn twice, before moving on.
A short gameplay video of the Townseek Demo. The first shot features the player's airship leaving Sharkdwell, a town with various shark-shaped buildings in the middle of the ocean and then heads towards Goodboi Park, which has a small yellow labrador spinning on a chair next to it. The next clip shows the player trading some items with Blubbie, the slime town host from Driplands. Following that, the player’s airship appears next to a beach with a big sandcastle and various crabs having a party with a crab DJ and a disco floor, before taking a photo of the scene. Next, the player flies towards a farm with gigantic carrots and plants a seed in one of the available farming spots. Finally, the player visits a cave shaped like a cat's head, where various muscular cats are exercising. There is a big sign displaying a bodybuilder cat, who just happens to be standing next to the sign itself.
A screenshot from Tiny Garden, which is releasing tomorrow on Steam. The screenshot shows a back view of the capsule where the player grows their tiny garden. The capsule is blue with pink accents and is set against a light blue background. The capsule is covered in various stickers that the player can customise, with stickers such as lightning bolts, smiles, shooting stars and a game controller. At the centre of the smaller stickers is a big sticker of Capt. Jawline from Townseek, a blue shark wearing a brown coat and boots with a steampunk aesthetic. He has a huge smile, complete with his cartoon shark teeth and emotion lines.
A screenshot from Comfy Cozy Gaming highlighting Townseek, with a paragraph of text introducing the game to the left, and a screenshot of the game to the right. The paragraph of text reads "Townseek - This one has an adorable hand-drawn aesthetic. You basically play the game as/from an airship that you sail around a map world to explore new cities you can trade with. Along the way, you can fish, mine, and farm as well as change the way your ship looks. Oh, and you can do it all with an NPC companion!"
A collage of photos, artworks, and screenshots from this last year, between events, awards and season's greetings. The first row starts with a screenshot of Townseek where the player's airship is close to a floating box with balloons. The second image is a photo of the team in front of our stand at gamescom. The third image is a photo of Moski and Jorge wearing studio-themed hats during GDC. The second row starts with a photo of John and Jorge accepting the Spotlight Award for Studio of the Year, and is followed by an artwork celebrating both it and Best Game from Portugal at the DevGAMM Awards. The third image is another screenshot of Townseek showing the game's revamped mouse controls. The third row starts with a photo of John and Jorge holding the award for Best Game from Portugal during the DevGAMM Awards. The second image is a screenshot of Townseek and a preview of one of the story segments of the game. The final image is the artwork celebrating the Halloween season of 2024.
An artwork celebrating the Whales And Games Holidays season for 2024! The artwork shows a festive indoor scene, focused on a big snow globe featuring a miniature version of the town of Stonehedge. Outside the globe, Whalechan, wearing a red sweater, gazes in delight at it while touching the side where Polite Whale, dressed as an elf, touches back from the inside. Behind her, Dapperfish peeks from a stocking, nibbling on a candy cane. Inside the globe, Polite Whale joyfully plays in the snow near Capt. Jawline. Mr. Moe, wearing a Santa Hat and a scarf, sips hot cocoa besides his town, which is shaped as a thinking stone face. The game's airship carries reindeer above the town. Outside the globe, Crabpin drinks milk besides a plate of cookies. Through a window, Dapperchan, in a green sweater, also nibbles on a candy cane with a blue penguin sitting on her head. The feature text reads 'Happy Whalidays! Take it Chill!' with icy letters and the Whales And Games signature at the bottom.
An artwork celebrating Whales And Games and their awards as Studio of the Year and Best Game from Portugal during DevGAMM Lisbon! The art shows Whales And Games and Townseek characters celebrating their accolades atop a purple-coloured stage. On the right side of the artwork, Whalechan, dressed in a starry blue dress and top hat, holds a glowing trophy shaped like a lightbulb with the label "Studio of the Year" with a radiant smile. Watt Zapp, the electric town host from Amperion, glows with electricity and excitement around the trophy while wearing an orange-colored dress. On the left, Capt. Jawline, dressed with a big brown coat, red shirt and yellow bowtie joyfully raises a parallelogram glass trophy marked "Best Game From Portugal" while Dapperfish sits on his hat with a gleeful smile and crossed-eyes. At the bottom, Polite Whale blows a party horn in celebration while wearing a starry blue bowtie and top hat. The Whales And Games signature is signed at the bottom right corner.
A gameplay video of Townseek. It begins with the player's airship, which is shaped as a shark, leaving a town shaped like sharks in the middle of the ocean. In a montage of clips, the player discovers a dog park, then talks and trades with an anthropomorphic shark called Capt. Jawline. Following that, the player discovers Meowosville and sells some items Whiskey, a blue cat, and the host of the town. Later the bunny Fluffyroll, the host of another town, greets the player when meeting them for the first time. Showcasing some activities, the player then goes to mine, plant seeds, and fish at various different and colourful locations. They fly to a few more landmarks before finding another airship, also shaped like a shark, roaming around. Finally, the video fades to the key art of the game where the player is approaching the cat town shown earlier in the video. The logo and text read "Townseek Coming Soon to PC & consoles! Wishlist Now on Steam!".