Take the forest back, together.
Harmonia is a turn-based cooperative game for 1–3 players. As a band of forest animals, you push back hunters and pollution tile by tile, until the wild is whole again.
A forest worth fighting for
Every run is a new map of plains, rivers, mountains and jungle, dotted with ruins, sanctuaries and hunter outposts. Pollution creeps across the land, and the hunters are hiding in the fog.
Harmonia started out as a board game, played and refined over several years on a tabletop, and it still thinks like one: clear rules, readable turns, and table talk that matters.
Adapt, react, reclaim
Every action counts
Each animal gets three actions per turn. Move, scout, search and support your team—then decide where those actions matter most.
Read their next move
You can see where the hunters are heading, but only one step ahead. Read their intent, adapt your plan and stay out of their reach.
Rescue and restore
Free captured animals, recover lost spirits and push back the damage spreading across the forest.
Shape your strategy
Build your team around Offense, Restoration or Cunning—and change your approach as new threats appear.
Every animal plays its part
The Hunters
They patrol, they track and they don't give up. Getting rid of them is possible, but it takes planning, teamwork and the right tools.
Harmonia at a glance
| Genre | Co-op turn-based strategy |
|---|---|
| Players | 1–3, cooperative |
| Platforms | PC, Mac, iPad |
| Controls | Mouse / touch |
| Engine | Godot |
| Status | In development |
Let's talk
Harmonia is looking for collaborators in art, VFX and UI/UX design, as well as publishing partners and production funding. If you can help bring the forest to life, or you are writing about the game, get in touch.
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