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Turn-Based Tactics game, Wishseeker announced at gamescom awesome indies Show

Posted on 29 August 2026 by TheMartinV

Calling all Wishseekers to embark on an adventure into the Hollow Vault!

 

Singapore – 28th August 2026 – In tandem with gamescom’s awesome indies show live from gamescom, Indonesian developer MelonCat and publisher Soft Source are excited to announce Wishseeker, a turn-based tactical roguelike game. Targeting a release in 2027, Wishseeker is seek-ing out playtesters for a closed playtest in Q4 2026.

Wishseekers Announcement Trailer

 

 

About Wishseeker

Wishseeker is a turn-based tactical roguelite where you lead a party of four Wishseekers into the ever-changing Hollow Vault. Lead a party of four through dungeons fighting fast, grid-based battles. Every run is unique with different paths, skills, and artifacts to build up your heroes.

 

Features

  • Build Your Party

Pick your team from a roster of 8 playable heroes, each with a distinct playstyle. Then craft a new build for every hero from an ever-changing mix of skills and artifacts you collect as you progress.

 

 

  • Fast, Grid-Based Combat

Keep the depth of turn-based tactics without the waiting. Position your heroes on the grid, chain their skills together, and read the fight to come out on top. Combat is built for speed, with minimal downtime during enemy turns so every battle keeps moving.

 

SS01_Wishseeker

 

  • Play Together

Take on the full story solo, controlling all four heroes yourself, or share your party with up to three friends in online co-op. Coordinate your moves, combo your skills, and take down bosses together.

 

SS03_Wishseeker

 

The Important Links

Find Wishseeker on Steam here

Sign Up for the Playtest here

 

 

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About MelonCat

MelonCat is a Jakarta-based studio founded in 2021 by developers with years of experience at studios in the UK and Hong Kong. As a studio, we focus on fun, anime-inspired games with rock solid visuals. Our work is driven by creative freedom, strong gameplay mechanics, and the enjoyment of games for both casual and dedicated gamers.

meloncat.games

 

 

About Soft Source

Soft Source is a game publisher based in Singapore. With a penchant for home-grown, Southeast Asian titles, we’re just excited to work on bringing engaging games with standout, stylized visuals to life.

softsourcepublishing.com

 

 

© 2026 MelonCat. All rights reserved. Licensed to and published by Soft Source Pte Ltd.

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