Abigail

Abigail is a narrative-driven adventure about memory, change, and the way places shape the people who leave them behind. Featuring a richly crafted world, a unique evolving folk game, and a deeply personal story. As you explore Abigail’s tactile hometown, grapple with a past that doesn’t exist anymore, and flickers of a future that doesn’t belong to her.

Before she left, Abigail was the unspoken center of her friend group—Chase, Dani, Joanna, Gabe, and Kate, her first love. Now, returning to Kiln, she finds them changed, just as she is. Rekindle old friendships, uncover buried tensions, and decide what kind of place Kiln will hold in Abigail’s life.

Wander through Kiln Bay’s tactile streets. Every surface - felt, clay, collage, papier-mache, and glass - is captured through a blend of photogrammetry, stop motion, and a quiet touch of magic. The city feels alive, stitched together from handmade memories.

Azulejo tiles are reflections of the people, places, and moments of Kiln Bay. Each tile carries traces of its origin—an overheard story, a fragment of history, a friendship long faded. Gather them by interacting with this tactile world, uncovering its secrets, and developing bonds with its characters. The eccentric Gianluca hands out tiles so you can rep his local pizzeria, while reliving your haunted house adventures, conjures a spooky ghost Azulejo. Each tile is not only a crystallization of nostalgia, but a way to connect with the neighbors you grew up alongside.

Azulejo is a trading card game with no numbers and ever-shifting rules that change from neighborhood to neighborhood. It’s a folk game woven through the city’s culture, taking on forms as varied as affectionate conversations, mystical divination, catalysts for magical events, this-or-that party games, and collaborative artmaking with world-altering consequences. Now, a hyper-competitive corporatized version Power Azulejo™—slick, high-stakes, and rapidly sweeping the city—threatens to erase the vibrant idiosyncrasies of the folk variations that birthed it.