Leap Game Studios has today showcased LAN Party Adventures with a brand new trailer at the Best Indie Games Fall Showcase 2025. The nostalgic escape room-style detective adventure with sim elements is set to release on September 18 via Steam.
LAN Party Adventures immerse players into a mysterious investigation to find a friend who has gone missing. As they manage LAN Parties in various locations, they connect cables, install retro software, and search for clues to unfold the mystery.
On top of the single-player narrative experience, LAN Party Adventures also offers fully customizable LAN Parties in Sandbox Mode. Players can use over 100 customisable items, including vintage furniture, classic computers, posters, gaming consoles, and more.
LAN Party Adventures will be available on PC via Steam on September 18. For more updates, players can wishlist the game, visit the official website, join the official Discord, and follow Leap Game Studios on X, Instagram, Facebook, and Linkedin.
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About Leap Game Studios
Leap Game Studios, based in Lima, Peru, is an indie developer dedicated to creating accessible and innovative gaming experiences. Since 2012, the studio has crafted imaginative mechanics, bringing to life titles like Where’s Tess?, the hand-drawn brawler Tunche, and the tactical roguelite Dicefolk, developed in co-production with Tiny Ghoul. Now, the studio presents LAN Party Adventures, a game that blends 2000s tech nostalgia with engaging gameplay and an intriguing narrative. This title is supported by an Epic MegaGrant (2023) and the National Videogame Contest from the Ministry of Culture of Peru and is co-published with P. Chu Joy Games.
PChuJoy Games
PChuJoy Games is the publishing and distribution division of pchujoy.com, created to boost the video game industry in Peru. With a focus on creativity and local talent, PChuJoy Games publishes fun, highly replayable titles that celebrate cultural diversity.
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