In release testing
Patina
Things get old. That is the good part.
A collection game with no clock and no leaderboard: pieces pass through your hands, you decide which ones stay, and the display case keeps what you chose. It runs offline, asks for nothing, and waits for you.
About the game
A shelf, and the time it takes to fill it
Patina is played in short sittings. Pieces arrive, you look them over, and you keep the ones worth keeping — the display case has room for only so much, and everything you put in it stays visible.
There is no timer pushing you and no run to lose. Coins accumulate slowly, the collection fills in at its own pace, and the game is happy to be closed mid-thought and reopened a week later exactly where it was.
It is built to be an offline game in the honest sense: no account, no connection, no ads and no purchases. What is on your phone is the whole game.
What is in it
- Pieces worth looking atEvery piece is its own object, with wear and detail that reward a second look.
- A display case that is yoursLimited space means arranging it is a decision, not a chore.
- No clock, no pressurePlay for three minutes or thirty. Nothing expires while you are away.
- Offline and quietNo account, no ads, no purchases, no tracking. The save file lives on your phone.
Media
Screenshots
Screenshots go up as soon as the build looks the way it is meant to. Press can ask for the current set by email.
Devlog
Latest news
Short notes on what changed, newest first.
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Into release testing
The build is in testing ahead of its Google Play release, and the privacy policy is published. Next up: store assets and the first batch of screenshots.
Where to get it
Get the game
Patina is in release testing for Android. It goes up on Google Play once it holds together on real phones, and it will be free of ads and purchases when it does.
Want to know when it is out? Write to us and we will tell you the day it happens.
Contact
Press and support
Press kit, review keys or a bug you ran into — the same address covers all of it, and a person reads it.