Katamari Damacy and Wattam creator Keita Takahashi is back at it again, this time with a new company called Uvula. But it’s actually a 2014 game developed by Honeyslug for PlayStation 3, 4, and the Vita, and it’s out now on PC via Steam. Okay, it’s a bit hard to explain, and pretty open-ended if you’ve ever played it before. Hohokum looks like Ynglet and Kirby and the Rainbow Curse had an adorable child, and puts you in the control of a colorful little ribbon guy bouncing around stages, sometimes with a bunch of other colorful friends following you or riding on your back.

It might be a while before we get a proper look at whatever this new project is, but if it’s anything remotely like the beautiful, episodic Kentucky Route Zero, it’s sure to be worth watching.

And the team gave a handful of descriptions of the project, including that it’s the first project where Cardboard Computer is “really focusing on performance as a core part of the piece,” and that it has a “different tempo” from Kentucky Route Zero - it’s “faster” and “hopefully funnier.” Though we didn’t see a trailer, we did get a look at the team working on modeling a dog.

A New Project from the Creators of Kentucky Route ZeroĬardboard Computer made an appearance at the showcase to reveal that following their near-decade-long work on Kentucky Route Zero, the studio is now working on a brand new project. It’s out on August 4 for iOS, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. Hindsight is a story-focused game going through a woman’s life, from birth to present day, where physical objects can become literal windows into the past. From the creator of the elegant tree cultivation puzzler Prune, Hindsight got a brand new trailer today with a release date for the first time.

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