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Team Wood Block · Published by Team Wood Block
Content notice: While generally light hearted in tone, the game possesses a lot of political satire, characters engage in vulgar / offensive language almost constantly, use illicit drugs, and there are occasional, non-graphic sex scenes between humans and humans, as well as humans and nonhuman characters. This game also contains light themes of suicide.
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Last updated 27 Sept 2026
In this action-adventure RPG, explore a strange and futuristic island-city as Secret Police Captain Aeydrien Mason-Northwood. Become a Villain, Hero, or something in between as you deal with the island's various problems in any way you see fit.
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Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG · 2025 · More under £5 games
Embark on a journey through the mysterious streets of Kharos Station as Secret Police Captain Aeydrien Mason-Northwood. In Dunia: The North Wood - Episode 0, your choices shape your path as you navigate the city's challenges and uncover its secrets in this action-packed RPG from Team Wood Block.
About this game

In this action-adventure RPG, take on the role of cybernetic former Freedom Fighter, turned Secret Police Officer, Aeydrien Mason-Northwood. Your goal is to bring stability to the dystopian city-state island of the North Wood and thwart the hybridized, former Secret Police Captain turned Terrorist, Daxter Daemon-Northwood, while keeping your Sanity in check and your Reputation intact.

Sword Of A Villain, Fists Of A Hero
Killing is relatively easy in the North Wood, but it's even harder to just knock someone out for awhile, or talk them out of fighting completely. Ready your sword, fists, or words and combat a variety of enemies, whose death could destroy Aeydrien's Reputation with their Organization, cause far reaching changes to the North Wood as a whole, or even make more enemies appear later on.You're Made By The Shoes You Wear
Whether it's the pants she wears, or sword piece she upgrades, Aeydrien's attire and equipment will tell the world a lot about her. A strange, naked human wandering the streets is nothing to be worried over, but someone donning the telltale attire of a North Wood Secret Police Officer is another story.The Unlimiter System
Through the power of advanced cybernetics have Aeydrien break free from her body's natural limitations making her stronger, more durable, and even allowing her to slow down her perception of time. Be warned, however, pushing Aeydrien's body too far might result in injuries that even she can't heal from.What A Strange And Bizarre Ultra Future
In the far flung future, there are only Nyims. Cocoons have allowed people to shed their humanity and become Animal-Human hybrids, Cybernetics keep alive that which should be dead, and the left over biomass is converted into a worker Zapper, while all being watched over by the North Wood Government and their Representatives. Law and order kept by the Secret Police, with you as one of their Captains.Every Death Makes You Weaker
Death is something that Aeydrien has started to grow intimately familiar with in her older age. Though, lucky for her, the medical bills are covered by the state, and with so little meat left on her bones maintenance is mostly mechanical. Unluckily for her, and you, death is not the end.Awkward To A Fault
A woman of few words, or perhaps someone who just doesn't like to speak, Aeydrien is limited in how many Interactions she's able to have in a single sitting, with a single person. Interaction Points are few and far between, so choose your words wisely.Talk To God
From a young age Aeydrien has had a special relationship with the capital G, God, or the Waandishi as they refer to themselves, providing her aid when she needed it most, or maybe just pushing her down the path He wanted her down. Such wisdom taking form as her own voice speaking to her, at first, but now appearing as glowing marks that only she can see.The Life Of An Addict
Each life you take, takes its toll on Aeydrien's dwindling Sanity forcing her to self medicate through the herbal remedy known as Blue Leaf or deceptively addictive and stimulating Java. Or, perhaps, for a short time you'll let Aeydrien tap into her inner maniac and inject Red Salt, blinding you to her health, but allowing her to attack at nearly double her strength.Actions Have Consequences
Whether it be stealing the light from a lantern, choosing to leave your sword behind for more peaceful solutions to conflict, or deciding you'd rather heal than buy that fancy new armor, every decision you choose to make, big or small, will have an impact on gameplay and the story.System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64bit / Windows 11 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3-2100 / AMD® FX-6300
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3 GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 4 GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: Windows Compatible Sound Device
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64bit / Windows 11 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3-2100 / AMD® FX-6300
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3 GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 4 GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: Windows Compatible Sound Device
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
Fixes for October
-Fixed glitch where Reputation to interact with Red wasn't displaying the correct percentage -Fixed glitch where having negative salt when interacting with Swordbreaker Upgrade caused the player to be unable to leave -Fixed Controller glitch where navigation acted weird in main menu options menu -Gave controller support to launcher -Increased player sprint speed -While outside of combat the player will no longer lose stamina while sprinting -Increased speed of all player attacks -Fixed glitch where hovering over missing stat or mission dialogue didn't focus on button -Fixed glitch where mouse exiting and then returning to viewport wouldn't refocus buttons -Fixed glitch where startup choices buttons would focus oddly when player controller wasn't plugged in -Fixed glitch where train leaving wouldn't delete note that was on console -Fixed dialogue thoughts when fixing train that wasn't making it obvious that disembarking the train would cause it to leave -Reworded Arren's final message to be more obvious about the end of the episode -Added a tutorial message from Arren in front of Marx+Bishop as well as Valen that indicates the Talk To Death option for dealing with enemies -In the first time launcher Apply and exit now applies settings and restarts the game rather than requiring the player to restart themselves -Added train departing sound when player disembarks the train and succeeds in sending it off -Fixed glitch where player could open coat menus inside the choices menu -Made Arren say something specific when player dies from Sanity death to make up for lack of animation currently -Added conversational barks and grunts to all enemy conversations -Added message from Arren saying player needs to return to tutorial door with lockcracker -Fixed glitch where putting certain graphics settings too low would cause the Grand Jester Sanity Hazard to not be visible -Fixed glitch where navigating the options menu with the controller wasn't working properly -Fixed Queen Fisher...Read full article on Community Announcements (Team Wood Block)






