A tactical RPG video game project, halfway between Final Fantasy Tactics and Pokémon. In a world where deities live alongside humans – sometimes as cute little creatures, sometimes as legendary monsters – the player will travel the world, choosing to explore it as either a child or an adult. In doing so, they will sometimes witness the beauty of the Almas, and at other times discover the truth about them...

In a world drowned by water, humans have fled aboard immense flying ships, traveling through the skies in search of islands of land hidden beyond the clouds. Asthar, a child plagued by recurring dreams, sees his life turned upside down the day a dragon crashes into his city-ship. Having witnessed the final moments of this winged god, he is marked with a stigma that will lead him on a journey to the ends of the earth.

Ivi, the guardian of an abandoned lighthouse at the edge of the world, one day finds herself in possession of an artefact said to have the power to both save and destroy the world. However, Ivi knows nothing of the world. Raised by a grandfather obsessed with strange creatures that only he could see, the young woman will have to leave her lighthouse to set out and explore the world. In search of answers, even as war looms.

Blue, a young woman who discovers a mysterious lounge that is only open on Wednesday evenings. Hidden away behind an abandoned herbalist’s shop, this place takes Blue on a journey through dreams and the real world. Over the course of five absurd yet heartfelt Wednesday evenings, Blue will have to let go of any grip on reality in order to better remember the time when night was her favourite time of day.

Two coming-of-age novels and a romantic drama, all three of which suffered from a writing style that was searching for all sorts of things but, above all, came across as clumsy. Memories of the Horizon (2014), Yesterday of Driftwood (2015) & Electricity (2016) mark the end of a period of learning and coming of age, both artistically and personally.

If we could share our dreams and emotions through our thoughts, would we understand each other better? Love each other more? Nope. In 1996, humankind quickly turned this discovery into weapons known by the sweet name of ‘Dream Reapers’. Doctors of the soul, often more skilled at torturing and breaking people than at healing them. Raven, a taciturn mercenary, is one of the very best. What a shame that healing has never been his speciality…