Where's My Red Ball Grows Into A Story Of Sisters
The sequel hook is the shift from the parent-child story of the BIC2025 demo to a story of sisters, which turns a simple ball-delivery puzzle into a longer-running narrative the studio can build stages around.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
At OSAKA INDIE GAMES SUMMIT 2026, Korean studio STUDIO PEPPERMILL showed a new build of the point-and-click puzzle game Where's My Red Ball?. The build includes an unreleased stage with action elements and puzzles that demand close observation, moving the series beyond the parent-and-child setup of the earlier BIC2025 demo. Players again hunt for the one red ball the cat will accept.
The booth demo at OSAKA INDIE GAMES SUMMIT 2026 ran well past what Busan saw. STUDIO PEPPERMILL let visitors try an unreleased stage, where the puzzle set widens to include action elements and tasks that hinge on careful observation and discernment, rather than the box-opening, apple-tree-shaking, wet-wipe polishing, red-painting and slot-machine timing of the BIC2025 build.
The rules stay the same. A lonely cat wants one correct red ball, and rejects anything dirty, dented, too small or slightly off in color. The new build also moves the story from a parent-child frame to a story of sisters.
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