Gaming Guide

A Space for the Unbound Launches on Android With a Free First Chapter

The pixel-art Indonesian adventure is on Google Play as a free trial, with the full game unlocked for US$9.99.

The pixel-art Indonesian adventure is on Google Play as a free trial, with the full game unlocked for US$9.99.

A Space for the Unbound is now on Android through the Google Play Store, developed by Mojiken Studio and published by Toge Productions. The mobile port keeps the slow-burn, story-first design of the original, following two high school sweethearts in late-1990s rural Indonesia as an ordinary coming-of-age story turns into a fight to hold the world together.

Quick answer: Install A Space for the Unbound free from Google Play, play through the first Prologue chapter at no cost, then buy the in-app unlock for US$9.99 to continue the full game.


What you get on Android and how the free trial works

The download is free, and the free version includes the entire Prologue chapter. That first chapter runs start to finish without payment, so you can test the pacing, the pixel art, and the touch controls before deciding to buy. To play past the Prologue, you unlock the rest of the game through a single in-app purchase priced at US$9.99. There is no separate paid app and no additional purchases beyond that unlock.

The game is single-player and can be played offline once installed. It runs in landscape and is built for short sessions, since progress comes from reading dialogue, talking to townsfolk, and solving light puzzles rather than fast reactions.

DetailAndroid version
DeveloperMojiken Studio
PublisherToge Productions
StoreGoogle Play
Package namecom.mojiken.space
Price modelFree trial, full game US$9.99 in-app unlock
Free contentPrologue chapter
ModeSingle-player, offline, landscape
Content ratingRated for 12+ (moderate violence)

How to download and unlock the full game

Open the Google Play listing for A Space for the Unbound and tap Install. The base download is free and pulls in the trial version.
Launch the game and play through the Prologue chapter. This is the portion that is free, and it gives you the town, the main characters, and the core exploration and dialogue loop.
When you reach the end of the free content, buy the in-app unlock for US$9.99. Once the purchase completes, the rest of the story opens and you can continue past the Prologue on the same save.

You know the unlock worked when the game stops gating progress at the end of the Prologue and lets you carry on into the next chapters. If it does not, confirm the purchase went through in your Google Play account, since the full game is tied to that single in-app unlock rather than a re-download.


The story and setting

You follow Atma and Raya, two teenagers close to graduation in a small Indonesian town in the late ’90s. Their quiet plans for the future give way to a supernatural power that threatens their existence, pushing them to explore the town, investigate strange events, and learn more about each other. Along the way you can pet and name cats, which has been part of the game’s charm since launch.

Mechanically, it plays as a 2D side-scrolling adventure with point-and-click puzzle solving. A red book lets Atma “space dive” into people’s minds to help fix their problems, and solving those puzzles moves the story forward. The mix of grounded, everyday small-town life and dreamlike supernatural moments is the main appeal, all carried by pixel art and a soundtrack composed by Masdito “Ittou” Bachtiar.


Where the game came from

A Space for the Unbound first launched on January 19, 2023 for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. It then reached iOS on April 4, 2025, before this Android release brought it to the other major mobile platform. It won Best Storytelling at the 2020 SEA Game Awards and was a Games for Impact nominee at The Game Awards 2023.

For anyone who prefers slower, narrative-driven games on a phone, the free Prologue is a low-commitment way in. If the first chapter lands, the US$9.99 unlock carries the rest of Atma and Raya’s story on the same device.