✌🏻 Hey yo, everyone!
We’re sharing some exciting news with you:
🌿 Last weekend, on June 28–29, our Cryolite Games team attended the “Ysyakh Tuymaady” festival — an annual large-scale national traditional celebration of summer held by the Sakha (Yakutian) people of the North. This spring-summer festival honors the god Ayyi, celebrates the revival of nature, and marks the beginning of a new life cycle. The event includes rituals and prayers, abundant feasts and kumis (fermented mare's milk), dancing, folk games, horse races, and competitions for men in traditional sports.
💻 As part of the annual Republican Exhibition “Sakha Innovations-2025,” dedicated to Inventor’s Day in Russia, visitors will see the latest developments and achievements in innovation, science, and technology from Yakutia.
😱 It was truly grand! Over 210,000+ guests, a magnificent festival opening, a massive traditional circular dance "osuokhai," rivers of kumis and byrpakh (boiled meat), national dishes, ethnic vibes, powerful and intense traditional sports "Dygin" for real athletes — plus dozens, if not hundreds, of fascinating projects from various participants!
🍰 And of course, our developer team from Cryolite Games was there too, showcasing our games Cake Up and Haar . During the festival, we managed to meet many young developers, students, engineers, and even schoolchildren who, just like you, are eagerly waiting for Cake Up to launch on Steam.
🙏🏻 Congratulations to everyone on the holiday, and thank you all for supporting our indie studio and the Cake Up development team!