During today's Annapurna Interactive Showcase, the game publisher shadowdropped Hohokum for Windows, currently available through Steam.

First published by Sony Computer Entertainment in August of 2014, the exploration-driven art game debuted on PS3, PS4 and PlayStation Vita consoles. Developed by artist Richard Hogg and London-based game studio Honeyslug, Hohokum invites players to control a muticolored flying serpent, known as the "Long Mover," and experiment with interactive environments, transporting onscreen characters to different areas or illuminating nearby objects.

The collaborative soundtrack by Ghostly International was treated to a rainbow-colored 12-inch vinyl sampler back in 2014. The digital soundtrack is available for purchase through Bandcamp and for streaming online through Spotify and Amazon Music Unlimited, featuring music by Tycho, Shigeto, Matthew Dear, Joel Corelitz, and Com Truise. "The Music of Hohokum" feature can be viewed via the PlayStation YouTube channel.


From the product page:

Take on the role of a curious flying kite-like being and travel to colorful, curious worlds waiting to be discovered. Interact with characters and environments to uncover secrets or simply roam at your own pace and be amused at the surprises that unfold. While there are goals and activities, at its heart, Hohokum is a playground - a place to wander about and get lost in. An Expansive and Playful Universe with loads of eclectic characters and toys to interact with, like a gigantic playground.

Bandcamp - Hohokum Soundtrack

Hohokum by @KommanderKlobb & @Dick_Hogg launched 10 years ago, today. Soundtrack by Tycho, Shigeto, Matthew Dear, Joel Corelitz, and Com Truise hosted on Bandcamp, via @ghostly: https://t.co/EV0VkROFHV pic.twitter.com/FJU5BiQpQy

— The Ongaku (@TheOngaku) August 12, 2024