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App ID
4893730
App Type
Game
Name
ONE (1) WORLD
Developer
Overboard Games
Publisher
Rekishi, LLC
Supported Systems
PC
First Record Import
September 07, 2026 - 23:02:00 UTC (0 days ago)
Last Record Update
September 07, 2026 - 23:04:01 UTC (0 days ago)
Release Date
September 2026

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THE ISLAND HAS OPENED A FILE ON YOU.


ONE (1) WORLD is a single-player, top-down pixel sandbox RPG about turning a hostile audited island into a home. Gather what the island gives, craft what it does not, and make a place worth returning to while the Bureau keeps finding new forms with your name on them.

BUILD A LIFE THAT PUSHES BACK


Mine, chop, fish, farm, ranch, and craft through a world built around short, readable loops. Place rooms, roofs, storage, workstations, furniture, paint, and the practical details that turn a shelter into a working homestead. Seasons and calendar events?including Filing Night, Harvest Moon, and Tax Day?change the rhythm of your plans.

THE MAP DOES NOT END AT THE SHORE


Sail a living sea for salvage, traders, weather, and dangerous routes. Build out a network of travel by boat, car, train, and glider, then push beyond the island by rocket. The Moon, orbit, and other worlds have their own materials, hazards, and unfinished business.

FIGHT THE FILING SYSTEM


Explore distinct regions, caves, ruins, Bureau spaces, and authored boss encounters. Combat uses readable tells, dodges, light and charged attacks, tools, relics, and a growing set of skills. Enemies are defeated in non-graphic pixel-art combat with no blood or gore.

MAKE THE ISLAND YOURS


Shape your resident, pursue more than 60 skills, befriend creatures, help islanders, and carry your choices through six story acts toward a reactive ending. Play with keyboard and mouse or controller, with remappable inputs, controller prompt presets, text scaling, color-vision modes, dialogue-speed controls, screen-shake adjustment, and Reduce Motion.

The Bureau considers this an orderly development. The island has declined to comment.