Releases
The next Sodalite release might be the one you can’t stop talking about. And we’d hate for you to miss it.
Coming soon(ish)
Game night never stands still, and neither do we. Behind the scenes, the Sodalite team is busy sketching, testing, and occasionally arguing over new ideas that we can’t wait to get onto your table. The details are staying under wraps for now, but trust us, there’s plenty in the works.
Our upcoming games will carry the same DNA you already know us for: easy-to-grasp rules, replayability that keeps you coming back, and enough twists to keep even the sharpest player on their toes.
Jounce
A simple, abstract strategy game where you play as frogs leaping from lily pad to lily pad, racing to collect the most bugs before your opponents do. Simple to learn, tough to master—every move is a bounce toward victory.
Created by the husband-and-wife team behind Octopush (Andrew and Kirsten Butler a.k.a Blue Octopus Games) - Jounce was recently funded on Kickstarter and will be published through Sodalite Games in 2026.
Escape from Farm
Join your fellow farm animal escapees in a cooperative quest adventure, sneak around the farm, keep the farmer happy and very un-suspicious, and ESCAPE!
Escape from Farm is created by Talon Durrant, the designer behind House Mouse - it will hold all of the cozy and chaotic family charm with even more strategy. Did we mention you'll get to play as basically any farm animal you want?
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Your chance to shape the fun
We’re not the type to create in a bubble. When we say our games are for everyone, we mean it, and that means involving real players before anything goes to print. If you’d like to test-drive new ideas, break them in, and tell us what works (and what doesn’t), you can join our playtesting crew.
Playtesters get a first look at our works-in-progress, plus the satisfaction of knowing they helped fine-tune something that’ll bring joy to tables everywhere.