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April 11, in the year of our Lord 2024 — Time Developer Memo Gogo and publisher Thermite Games are very happy to announce their wholesome hidden object game Sophia the Traveler is out now on Steam and Nintendo Switch, with the price point of $8.99/€8.79 and a 10% launch discount. The game supports 8 different languages, including English, Italian, German, Spanish (Spain), Simplified & Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Upon the game's release, an additional 80-page full-color digital comic book portraying Sophia's delightful journey to Italy will also be available for purchase on Steam.

Sophia the Traveler is developed by a loving couple who have never actually been to Venice in person, but managed to "rebuild" the entire Venice based on travel books and Google maps. Inspired by the classic puzzle book series "Where's Wally?", the game effortlessly merges engaging hidden object gameplay with expansive in-game maps brimming with captivating details, immersing you in the unique hand-painted Venice.

Jump into the fun with 10 unique and often times, massive stages to explore! With over 1800 character assets and more than 300 sets of character animations, the world in Sophia the Traveler is bursting with life. Enjoy the adventure with 100+ dynamic sequence animations and special effects, along with nearly 300 adorable sound effects to enhance your experience. Prepare to explore a beautifully detailed world, featuring over 100 European buildings, including 8 Venice's iconic landmarks.

Join Sophia the Traveler now in this delightful hidden object adventure, traverse through winding water alleyways of the City of Water, uncovering hidden secrets and quirky Easter eggs amidst the ancient buildings and bustling crowds. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure that captures the essence of Venice!

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