![]() This being an archipelago, that naturally involves sailing – and Tchia’s boat is perhaps the real star here. Although that suggests an urgency that’s often at odds with Tchia’s easygoing vibe while you’re gently encouraged to pursue story quests, Tchia is at its best when you take your time, play around, and explore this beautiful setting at your own pace. Soon after, you’re thrust into an open world – or open archipelago, rather – consisting of two main islands and many more smaller ones scattered around. It begins with the eponymous protagonist setting out on a quest to rescue her father from the villainous Meavora, after he’s kidnapped from their idyllic home. Inspired by the Pacific islands of New Caledonia, home of the founders of Bordeaux-based developer Awaceb, the influence of the region’s traditions, folklore and fauna is vividly apparent throughout. At times, Tchia feels more like a holiday than a videogame.
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