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Baiacool - Tides of OlympusNewsBaiacool is on the way
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Baiacool is on the way

Baiacool - Tides of Olympus · published 18 Feb 2026, 12:32 UTC

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Baiacool - Tides of Olympus is officially 60% complete!

This means a large portion of the campaign is already playable, temples are taking shape, puzzles are becoming increasingly challenging, and the mystical stick continues talking more than it probably should.

We are still working on:

  • Visual polish

  • Combat adjustments

  • Puzzle balancing

  • And a few little secrets we can’t reveal just yet

If everything continues as planned, the game is expected to launch in December this year.

Thank you to everyone following the development. The bottom of the sea has never been so lively.

~ Sasquatch with Socks