NAIRI: Tower of Shirin

NAIRI: Tower of Shirin, developed by HomeBearStudio, and co-published by Another Indie and Hound Picked Games, is a compelling story about Nairi, a troubled upper-class girl, and Rex, a gangster-turned-scholar, as they uncover a dark mystery involving the mysterious Tower of Shirin! In a world brimming with delightful, deadly, and dastardly creatures, Nairi will need all of her wits to outsmart bandit cats, befriend crime lord ducks, and escape a conspiracy as old as time!

NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is a charming graphic novel point-and-click adventure with adorable characters within a troubled world that is sure to delight people of all ages looking for a strong narrative and puzzle experience! Enjoy a huge amount of ridiculously cute hand-drawn art!

Meet tons of charming characters!
Become absorbed in a captivating story!
Collect, trade and combine wacky items!
Solve brain-teasing puzzles!
Enjoy a beautiful soundtrack!

NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is out now!

About HomeBearStudio

HomeBearStudio is a small, cozy indie game studio focused on bringing endearing and unique experiences to indie game fans.

HomeBearStudio values clear and honest communication and takes pride in its relationship with its fans, lovingly referring to them as the “HomeBearFamily.”

Founded in July 2016, HomeBearStudio is run by two Game Architecture & Design graduates: Joshua van Kuilenburg and You Miichi, of Dutch and Japanese nationality respectively. The undeniably cutest indie game company in the Netherlands was established with two core principles in mind: creating adorable yet intrinsically compelling gameplay experiences for a wide audience, and actively engaging with their potential customers and fans.

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What the Press Say

We quite enjoyed our brief time with NAIRI: Tower of Shirin. Its middle-eastern-style setting makes for an evocative backdrop, and while its point and click gameplay might not be the most revolutionary, the broad mixture of puzzles and the strength of its characters and dialogue comfortably sells its visual novel roots

Dom Reseigh-Lincoln

Nintendolife

I cannot stress you more about it: PLEASE take a look at this game, and support it if you are interested. If the final product is anything like this demo, then we are in for an absolute treat. I can’t wait to visit Shirin again!