Wholesome Games Presents and Poti Poti Studios are bringing a delightful logic puzzle game to mobile and PC: Is This Seat Taken? This charming title challenges players to master the art of social dynamics, using their puzzle-solving skills to navigate hilarious seating arrangements. A public Steam demo launches February 10th, with an Android release planned later this year.
A Comedy of Errors (and Seating Charts)
At the core of Is This Seat Taken? is Nat, an aspiring actor whose life takes a delightful turn upon seeing someone like them on the silver screen. This sparks a globe-trotting adventure to meet their idol, a journey filled with comedic mishaps and self-discovery.
The game unfolds through a series of increasingly challenging levels, each set in a unique and wildly entertaining location. From crowded movie theaters to chaotic wedding receptions, players must strategically place individuals, considering their diverse personalities and preferences. Unlock new settings and scenarios with each completed level, ranging from taxi rides to extravagant banquets.
Every character boasts unique quirks and needs. The music lover's booming tunes clash with the exhausted traveler's desperate need for sleep, while the cologne-drenched individual is a nightmare for anyone with a sensitive nose. The challenge? Arrange everyone harmoniously to avoid a room full of disgruntled glares. It's a relatable experience for anyone who's ever organized an event!
Mobile Mayhem: Hilarious Situations Await
Is This Seat Taken? on mobile offers a relaxed and enjoyable puzzle experience, free from timers or leaderboards. Focus instead on the satisfying challenge of matching personalities and fulfilling their often-hilarious seating requests. As you progress, the levels become more complex, presenting even more ridiculous seating dilemmas.
While a Play Store page isn't yet available, you can learn more about Is This Seat Taken? by visiting its official Steam page.
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