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Earthquack Games

Earthquack Games is a Thai indie studio with one commercial title, Puni the Florist, which has a 99% 'Very Positive' Steam rating and has drawn attention for a sandbox mode that helped a player start a relationship.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Jul 18

Earthquack Games is a Thai indie studio. Their first commercial game is Puni the Florist, a flower shop management sim released on Steam on June 8. The studio previously made free short games on itch.io.

Early reception was strong. The game held a 98% positive rating from 62 user reviews shortly after launch, and later rose to 99% 'Very Positive'. Players design bouquets for customers using intuitive mouse controls.

A player reported that the sandbox mode helped them start a relationship. The developer shared the story in an interview. The sandbox mode was designed for creative expression but became a real-world social tool.

Key facts

Studio location
Thai indie team
First commercial title
Puni the Florist is the studio's first commercial game, previously known for free short games on itch.io
Release date
June 8 on Steam
Steam rating
99% 'Very Positive'
Player story
A player started a relationship thanks to the sandbox mode, as reported by the developer

Timeline

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Jul 17

Indie Flower Shop Sim 'Puni the Florist' Helps a Player Start a Relationship

The developer of 'Puni the Florist,' a flower shop management sim from Thai indie team Earthquack Games, said a player reported starting a relationship thanks to the game's sandbox mode. The game, released on PC in June, holds a 99% 'Very Positive' Steam rating. The developer shared the story in an interview.

Jun 13

Puni the Florist Earns 98% Positive Rating on Steam

Earthquack Games released Puni the Florist on Steam on June 8. The florist sim has a 98% positive rating from 62 user reviews. Players design bouquets for customers with intuitive mouse controls. The game is the studio's first commercial title, previously known for free short games on itch.io.