Strange Antiquities: New adventure in the world of Undermere

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The developers of the acclaimed occult puzzle game Strange Horticulture have announced their highly anticipated new game. Iceberg Interactive and Bad Viking proudly unveil Strange Antiquities!

A new era begins

Since the release ofStrange Horticulturein 2022, fans have been longing for further exploration of the mysterious city of Undermere. Now the wait is finally over. The new title takes players into a world full of mysterious artifacts. The previous version focused on a plant store. But now we’re entering a new store full of occult antiquities with Strange Antiquities.

Strange Antiquities: A new store, a new mystery

The game Strange Horticulture has sold over 750,000 copies and received over 10,000 positive reviews on Steam. It was named Puzzle Game of the Year by PC Gamer and received recommendations from Polygon and RockPaperShotgun. It was also featured in many best of the year lists and received nominations for Best Game Design at the IGF and MCV Develop Awards.

Strange Antiquities is a brand new adventure set in the gloomy city of Undermere. Players take on the role of the guardian of an occult antiquities store. They must identify arcane artifacts and help the townspeople with their unusual problems. Don’t forget to pet your cat!

A new dark adventure

The game is set several years after the events of Strange Horticulture. Strange Antiquities offers an independent, dark and cozy adventure world. Strange things happen in Undermere, a town full of ancient forests, candlelit libraries and macabre folklore

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