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Pangy: Into The City

A narrative action‑adventure game where you guide a mother pangolin through stealth, exploration, and survival challenges in her journey from forest to city.

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About the Game

In this adventure game, you play as a mother pangolin trying to save her son from humans. To find him, she must leave the forest and travel into the city. Along the way, you sneak past dangers, face enemies, and discover the clash between nature and human life. It’s a story about love, courage, and survival.

Pangolin

Pangolins are endangered unique mammals often called "scaly anteaters." They are the only mammals in the world covered in hard, overlapping scales made of keratin—the same material as your fingernails.

Master of Defense

When threatened, the pangolin rolls into a ball. Creating an armor that even lions find difficult to bite through.

Expert Excavator

Pangolins are built for digging. They use their powerful front claws to dig deep underground burrows for sleeping.

Precision Feeding

Since they have no teeth, pangolins rely on a specialized sticky tongue that can be longer than their entire body.