The Sacred Acorn lands on Steam July 17th!

A Few Dragons :

Adelaide, Australia, May 29th 2024 – Can one acorn save the world? Join the brave squirrel Ima on her noble quest in action/adventure game The Sacred Acorn, when it releases on Steam on July 17th: https://youtu.be/RaADuYdjshE
 
With many a forest monster on your tail, take a journey across a vast enchanted world.

Being the chosen one, er squirrel, means there’s quite a bit of unlockable potential. It’s up to you to decide how you will upgrade your main attacks. Love bouncing projectiles? Or are you particular to big hits with the swing of your mighty tail? There are many ways to be a courageous squirrel. You also won’t be alone on your journey. Companions like a sweet and fierce honeybee and a walking map, Gotlas, will accompany you as you explore canyons, caves, and more beautiful locations. Curiosity may have killed the cat, but hey, you’re a squirrel!
 
Features:

 
The Sacred Acorn climbs up onto Steam on July 17th. Add it to your wishlist stash in the meantime! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1259760/The_Sacred_Acorn/
 
Key links:
Trailer: https://youtu.be/RaADuYdjshE
Press kit: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JRKsWYDn7FiMsrsk7Ybj6p6U1i7Sd-nl?usp=drive_link
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1259760/The_Sacred_Acorn/
PR / content creator contact: [email protected]
 
About A Few Dragons:
A Few Dragons is a small indie studio based out of Adelaide, SA Australia. We started out as
three friends with a passion for games and began entering game jams together for fun. Very
quickly we discovered we didn’t just like making games, we loved it. From there we went from
being a few friends to A Few Dragons, and have been making fun, interactive stuff that everyone can enjoy ever since.

We’re slowly growing, and are committed to making games that create joyful and enriching
experiences, and building game dev tools that make developing a game easier. We believe
making games should be fun and safe, that great games can be made without crunch, that we
should invest in developing our people as much as we invest in making our games, and that we can and should be inclusive of everyone.