Cyber Paradise: Hacking Medieval England in Roguelite Adventure, Debuts at London Games Festival

Gaming Staff • April 1, 2025

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DDmeow Games, an independent game development team based in Melbourne, Australia, has announced that their game Cyber Paradise has been officially selected for the London Games Festival (LGF). To celebrate this achievement, the team is introducing a new area, "Robin Hood's Medieval England," in the demo at LGF. This area is a result of a collaboration with Red Rebellion, a historically researched adventure game set in medieval England.

Cyber Paradise is a 2D action roguelite adventure game set in a dystopian future where reality is a computer simulation controlled by algorithms. Players take on the role of Hayley, a hacker-warrior accompanied by her dog, DDmeow, on a mission to retrieve lost memories and rebuild them into a digital sanctuary.

The game's demo, which features a mini-cafe owned by Samuel, tasks players with retrieving the memories of his late dog, Mini. Between battles, players can return to the cafe to interact with its patrons and uncover the mystery of this world.

The LGF special edition demo introduces a new "Medieval England Area" with historically accurate scenes and settings, thanks to Red Rebellion's extensive research. Players can experience a dog-powered rotisserie and learn about strict table manners for women in medieval England.

DDmeow Games is a wife-wife team dedicated to creating weird, fun, and story-rich games. Their first game, Psycho Bathroom, received positive feedback, leading them to develop Cyber Paradise. The game features original music by Glim Music and Yi-Fan Chen.

Cyber Paradise has received praise from critics, with publications such as WellPlayed (Australia), 4GAMERS (Taiwan), and 4Gamer (Japan) praising its addictive combat mechanics, extreme hack-and-slash pleasure, and emotional resonance with dog lovers.

Cyber Paradise is set to release on Steam, Switch, and Xbox in late 2025, with support for English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese languages. For more information, visit the official website at .

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