Perky Crow

Indie game development for players seeking narrative-driven adventures and casual games

Gaillac, FranceFounded 2022perkycrow.comWebsite technologies

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  • Young companyFounded 2022
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About Perky Crow

Perky Crow develops indie games set in the Dreamless world. Its announced titles include the casual, chapter-based game The Mistbrewer, currently in alpha, and the 2D adventure Kalah, planned for a late 2027 release.

The company is based in Gaillac, France, and was founded in 2022.

Product: Independently developed video games, including The Mistbrewer and Kalah.

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