Parents who proudly display their kids’ drawings on the fridge may need to step up their game. Turning your child’s drawings into full-fledged video games is the new standard, and Artur Latkovsky is leading the way with his game Odd Dorable. This game features artwork created entirely by his four-year-old daughter, making it a truly unique and charming experience.
While the art in Odd Dorable is clearly the work of a four-year-old, its raw and unfiltered nature adds to its charm. The game, described as an “open-world exploration, puzzle game,” follows a princess on a mission to find her lost candies. With the involvement of a young child in the development process, the puzzles are expected to be simple yet engaging.
One of the most intriguing aspects of Odd Dorable is its improvisational nature. Latkovsky incorporates his daughter’s drawings directly into the game, bringing her fantastical ideas to life. This collaborative process not only makes for a unique gaming experience but also fulfills every child’s dream of seeing their wild ideas become reality.
Despite being a short game lasting around an hour, Odd Dorable is designed to be easily digestible and is set to be released in September. If you’re charmed by the concept, you can wishlist the game on Steam and experience the magic of a child’s imagination brought to life.
