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Indie darlings Blueberry Garden (pictured) and Dyson have been picked up by Steam and will be released in the next couple of months.
A few weeks back, we mentioned a a funky little indie-in-production called Blueberry Garden; now the nice people at the Swedish Game Awards have let us know they’ve put up a short and sweet interview with Erik Svedäng about the game. There’s not a ton of new information, but I’m getting a slightly better feel for what Blueberry Garden may be all about, and also growing more intrigued:
Blueberry Garden is a forthcoming indie release from Erik Svedäng that looks like … well, I’m not entirely sure. A surreal, super-minimalist Viva Piñata, perhaps? Your guess is as good as mine. I’m totally mystified, and I kinda like it. There’s a bit more information over at the creator’s blog (plus info on his other games), including a short story from Blueberry Garden involving party hats, birds, blueberries, and starving party hats. Poor little party hats. My interest is piqued and I’m waiting to find out more.
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