Developer Majorariatto made a pretty big impression with their debut title back in 2017 called Majotori ($2.99), a narrative-based trivia game with a choose-your-own-adventure slant and a heavy dose of humor and charm. It developed something of a cult fanbase, and then the following year on April Fool’s Day in 2018 Majorariatto released Golfing Over It ($1.99), a riff on Getting Over It with Bennet Foddy ($4.99) that replaces “lunging by using a sledgehammer while sitting in a giant cauldron" with? golfing. It tapped into a similar vein of extreme frustration and masochistic allure that Getting Over It several months earlier, but with tongue planted very firmly in cheek. This again became another love-it-or-hate-it cult hit. They followed these two up with the local multiplayer-focused game Shipped on PC and Switch in 2019. After not releasing anything in 2020 because 2020 was a total dumpster fire of a year, Majorariatto is finally back with a new title heading to iOS, Android, and PC at the end of the month. It’s called Pureya and it’s a fast-paced mini-game collection similar to something like the WarioWare series where you’ll play through a randomized assortment of more than 30 different arcade-style mini-games that switch every 10 seconds. The mini-game designs on display here look totally wild and awesome, as you can see for yourself in the trailer for Pureya.

As is kind of expected with something from Majorariatto...