Originated from pixels, perfected by pixels

For many people, the furry characters from Mercury Abbey have deeply captivated hearts. Whether it's the handsome and slightly reckless Harrod, the banana boat-loving Willie at the ice cream shop, or the mysterious and beautiful Miss Leckie, these characters, each with their unique styles and personalities, have a profound ability to captivate players' attention.

(During the conceptualization of Miss Leckie's character, there was consideration given to including glasses. However, after much deliberation, they were ultimately not included in the final character design.)

Every character in the game underwent meticulous development. Their depictions resulted from countless intense mental battles: What kind of personality does this character have? Which type of animal would best represent them? What accessories can better convey their temperament?

However, this is just the tip of the iceberg.

Mercury Abbey continues the exquisite pixel art style and the mysterious light and shadow design found in Tales of the Neon Sea. Now, these elements are magnified and showcased in the game's environments, creating an exquisite tapestry of visual splendor.

The red brick wall upstairs, Mrs. Honeyclaw's tea set, the flickering lights of the barber shop... Countless details converge to form a vivid tapestry of everyday street scenes.

As you pass through the forest, the swaying dreamcatchers emit a mesmerizing sound that captivates the heart.

While walking through the Greenhouse, delicate blue spores gently scatter from underfoot.

What secrets lie hidden within the enigmatic Oriental garden?

In Mercury Abbey, how many unknowns lurk behind the scenes? Stay tuned for the GWB THE ART OF INDIES, showcasing unique charming art!