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Still an egg. The first game in the pond will show up here.
A small pond of indie games. Quick to start, easy to share, and made one at a time.
Every rovaloc game grows the way a fish does, from egg to adult. When a game moves to the next stage, its card here moves with it.
Still an egg. The first game in the pond will show up here.
Still an egg. Nobody knows what kind of fish it will be.
Still an egg. Check back when the water warms up.
Ask anyone who grew up near a rice field in Vietnam and they will know these two. Rô và lóc means "perch and snakehead". Say it fast and it sounds like a place to play.
Small, spiny and stubborn. It gulps air at the surface and, after a heavy rain, can wriggle across wet ground from one pond to the next.
Rô games are quick bites: one good idea, a few minutes, play again.
Long, patient and a little fierce. It waits in the reeds, breathes air too, and ends up grilled in straw as cá lóc nướng trui at countryside feasts.
Lóc games go deeper: something to sink a whole evening into.