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Despite being a cheerful child, Nirmala has a melancholic side that only certain people know about. 
Nirmala is an active girl who has always been seen outside with her trusty olive yellow bucket hat and donned in her casual yellow shirt and white shorts.
Although wonderment and curiosity might lead her into a perilous situations, her intuition consistently assists her in avoiding any danger.
The actual Nirmala plush, together with our recent awards from overseas!
Stay safe and healthy, friends!
When A Space for the Unbound started seven years ago, Raya was initially designed to be more valiant and menacing, compared to the final design we see today. Then Dimas decided to design Raya as someone mysterious because in the game story, she’s trying to hide her supernatural power. 
A Space for the Unbound: Broken Memories is a 12-chapter webcomic series. A new chapter will be released every week for a few months. You can read them in English (ENG) and Bahasa (IDN). 
Hello, everyone!
各位好！
顺带一提，
Frem the creators of A Raven Monologue and Coffee Talk.
Apa kabar?
How are you all?
Hello hello!
One more thing! Please also wishlist this upcoming game from our studio, When the Past was Around! A point-and-click puzzle game about love, moving on, letting go, and the joy and pain of everything in between. The game will be released this year.
When I was in high school, I was blown away by Makoto Shinkai-sensei’s work and I discovered that he uses a lot of real-life locations, and at that time I realized that a lot of anime also does that too. Back in the day I also discovered an activity named [/i]anime pilgrimage[/i]. A group of people doing a tour to real-life locations and compare the location with the animation scenes counterpart, and it inspires me a lot. I mean, if we can visualize and transform our environment, our hometown in a new, different way, in this case, pixel art, maybe we can appreciate the place we live in more, and we can add some new value to it.
It’s a really fun process! After narrowing down all the ideas, we came up with the keyword “90s” because as I mentioned before, we want to give a tribute to the time when we grew up.
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