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Tchia itself feels like a cakewalk. Here, users find themselves in a tropical archipelago, where they have to transform into the guise of a little girl. She is no different from the other locals, but she does have one unique ability. The skill is to be transported inside any animal or inanimate object, gaining complete control over it. This ability will become fundamental, because it is on it that the passage is built.

The gameplay in Tchia is based on simple principles of interaction with the environment. The heroine is not tied to a specific quest, and can freely move around the designated territory. There are a lot of ways to move: jump on a palm tree and fly out from the crown, like a cannonball from a catapult, “get into” a wheel and roll down the mountain, and then transform into a human form and open a parachute. And even if you focus on completing quests to help third-party characters, this one way or another opens up new places on the map for gamers that they couldn’t get to before. Getting bored? You can spend time playing mini-games like playing musical instruments, racing on rafts, or collecting items against the clock. Each of these activities is located in different parts of the world, which creates an additional incentive to move.