RowanTree gets a simpler front door
The public site now puts the games first, trims development clutter, adds lightweight play signals, and makes the growing catalogue easier to understand.
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What’s been changing.
A few of the bigger updates across RowanTree and its games. Not every commit—just the changes worth remembering.
Ascension Earth Poker redesigns its opening journey
The opening roll moved onto the table while Earth-awakening effects, decision clarity, and overlapping HUD elements received a major polish pass.
Read updateLiving Chorus sharpens its abilities and forest feedback
Abilities, interaction feedback, and moment-to-moment readability were polished so the restorative action is easier to read while the forest stays alive around it.
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Harmony's towers get clearer ultimates and stronger feedback
Tower ultimates, restorative beams, audio balance, control behaviour, and mastery integration received a substantial presentation and balance pass.
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Song of the Lyrebird grows into a sound-matching adventure
The forest adventure expanded with a wider camera, discovered-creature pictures, mystery calls, and a forgiving sound-matching finale.
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Harmony Weave becomes a living garden network
A new garden foundation brings landscape terrain, solar-powered water flow, restoration sequencing, and a more physical sense of place to the puzzle network.
Read updateAscension Earth Poker cleans up its payout balance
Payout multipliers, Veil pressure, Earth Needs rewards, and their HUD explanations were recalibrated into a cleaner ruleset.
Read updateThe RowanTree game library becomes easier to browse
The public catalogue was reorganised into a compact family-friendly library with age guides, play-style filters, sorting, and smaller game cards.
Read updateHarmony Weave gets its Storybook game shell
An immersive play route, Storybook HUD, adaptive board zoom and pan, and responsive mobile controls gave Harmony Weave its own game-space identity.
Read updateSong of the Grove becomes Song of the Lyrebird
The musical grove prototype found a clearer identity as an Australian forest exploration game centred on Pip the lyrebird and the sounds around her.
Read updateThe animated RowanTree sanctuary opens
The studio site received its animated sanctuary hero, a streamlined public catalogue, a gameplay gallery, and its first polished public release.
Read updateA home for RowanTree begins
The first RowanTree studio-site foundation was built as a central home for the games rather than giving every project a separate public identity.
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