Look, let's be honest, solo developer Yoruroji from Japan is cooking up something rather neat with In A World After People, an apocalyptic pixel adventure game heading straight for the Steam Next Fest starting on October 20. The project has already managed to smash past 10,000 wishlists on Steam, with the full version currently aiming for a launch by the end of March 2027.

In what the developer calls a nice little teaser, a soundtrack featuring three tracks from the early game has dropped on YouTube. Alongside the previously announced Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese, official support for Korean and Traditional Chinese has also been confirmed. This brings the total language lineup for In A World After People to five.

The premise follows Libera, a robot waking up after humanity's demise to scour the world for a lost mission. You will explore a lonely yet gorgeous ruined landscape, picking up items and piecing together a deeper understanding of humanity along the way. The narrative centers entirely around Libera's journey toward finally shutting down their own power source.

Crafted entirely by Yoruroji as a solo venture, this apocalyptic pixel adventure hits Steam for Windows and Mac, with plans to sell a full soundtrack containing every single in-game background track once the full version arrives.