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'''Utopia''' (Azkali: Tomangai, a pun on the word for disease, ''Tomagnai'') is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathologic 2005 survival horror game] developed by the [[Azkali]] game studio [~~placeholder~~]. It was released in Azkali in 2005 under the name '''Tomangai''', with a beta being released in early 2004. In 2009, it was translated into [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]] by [[Faucet Corporation|Faucet]], Oikan by [Placeholder], and Loremese by [Placeholder], before being translated into various other languages as part of the 2013 re-release of the game, under the name ~~'''~~Utopia~~'''~~ on [[Fume (Service)|Fume]]'''.'''

'''Utopia''' (Azkali: Tomangai, a pun on the word for disease in Azkali, ''Tomagnai'') is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathologic 2005 survival horror game] developed by the [[Azkali]] game studio [[Amakato Studios|Amakato]]. It was released in Azkali in 2005 under the name '''Tomangai''', with a beta being released in early 2004. In 2009, it was translated into [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]] by [[Faucet Corporation|Faucet]], Oikan by [Placeholder], and Loremese by [Placeholder], before being translated into various other languages as part of the 2013 re-release of the game, under the name Utopia on [[Fume (Service)|Fume]]'''.'''

In 2019, the game was adapted into a play by the Turku Womens Theatre Company, under the name [[Baphian theatre#Gëlum|Another Utopia]].

Currently, a sequel to Utopia is under development, tentatively entitled "More Utopia".

== Development ==

== Gameplay ==

At the start of the game, the player can choose one of three playable healer characters: '''Dhanelu''', '''Artemi''', and '''Klaira'''. At the beginning of the game, the player can only play as either Dhanelu and Artemi: Klaira is unlocked after completing either Dhanelu's or Artemi's storyline. The unselected characters are also present within the storyline of Utopia. Utopia takes place over 12 in game days. Throughout the day, each character recieves quests from non playable characters: however, the story will continue regardless of whether they are completed or not, with the exception of the main quest on the first day for each character.

Each character has a group of NPCs that are called the "Bound". If the player does not complete their main quest during the day, one of their bound gets infected and dies. Regardless of which character the player chooses, they can also save the bound for the other playable characters, leading to a seperate ending. Every district within the town (which is unnamed) is named after after Kali (and later mixed human, kaneed, and kali biology) body parts.

Each character has a group of NPCs that are called the "Bound". If the player does not complete their main quest during the day, one of their bound gets infected and dies. Regardless of which character the player chooses, they can also save the bound for the other playable characters, leading to a seperate ending. Every district within the town (which is unnamed) is named after after Kali (and later mixed human, kaneed, and kali biology in the 2013 re-release) body parts.

== Plot ==

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-'''Utopia''' (Azkali: Tomangai, a pun on the word for disease, ''Tomagnai'') is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathologic 2005 survival horror game] developed by the [[Azkali]] game studio [placeholder]. It was released in Azkali in 2005 under the name '''Tomangai''', with a beta being released in early 2004. In 2009, it was translated into [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]] by [[Faucet Corporation|Faucet]], Oikan by [Placeholder], and Loremese by [Placeholder], before being translated into various other languages as part of the 2013 re-release of the game, under the name '''Utopia''' on [[Fume (Service)|Fume]]'''.'''
+'''Utopia''' (Azkali: Tomangai, a pun on the word for disease in Azkali, ''Tomagnai'') is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathologic 2005 survival horror game] developed by the [[Azkali]] game studio [[Amakato Studios|Amakato]]. It was released in Azkali in 2005 under the name '''Tomangai''', with a beta being released in early 2004. In 2009, it was translated into [[Baphian language|Baphian]] and [[Noellastani language|Noellastani]] by [[Faucet Corporation|Faucet]], Oikan by [Placeholder], and Loremese by [Placeholder], before being translated into various other languages as part of the 2013 re-release of the game, under the name Utopia on [[Fume (Service)|Fume]]'''.'''
 In 2019, the game was adapted into a play by the Turku Womens Theatre Company, under the name [[Baphian theatre#Gëlum|Another Utopia]].
+Currently, a sequel to Utopia is under development, tentatively entitled "More Utopia".
+== Development ==
 == Gameplay ==
 At the start of the game, the player can choose one of three playable healer characters: '''Dhanelu''', '''Artemi''', and '''Klaira'''. At the beginning of the game, the player can only play as either Dhanelu and Artemi: Klaira is unlocked after completing either Dhanelu's or Artemi's storyline. The unselected characters are also present within the storyline of Utopia. Utopia takes place over 12 in game days. Throughout the day, each character recieves quests from non playable characters: however, the story will continue regardless of whether they are completed or not, with the exception of the main quest on the first day for each character.
-Each character has a group of NPCs that are called the "Bound". If the player does not complete their main quest during the day, one of their bound gets infected and dies. Regardless of which character the player chooses, they can also save the bound for the other playable characters, leading to a seperate ending. Every district within the town (which is unnamed) is named after after Kali (and later mixed human, kaneed, and kali biology) body parts.
+Each character has a group of NPCs that are called the "Bound". If the player does not complete their main quest during the day, one of their bound gets infected and dies. Regardless of which character the player chooses, they can also save the bound for the other playable characters, leading to a seperate ending. Every district within the town (which is unnamed) is named after after Kali (and later mixed human, kaneed, and kali biology in the 2013 re-release) body parts.
 == Plot ==