Released last year, Mosa Lina is a chaotic 2D platform puzzer full of bombs and frogs and spikeballs and tentacles, all subject to real-time physics. It’s an “aggressively random” response to what the developers call the “lock-and-key” philosophy of certain immersive sims. It’s also just been Major Updated, with new two player cooperative local and online multiplayer, various quality-of-life tweaks, new recording functionality, and a suite of gameplay changes or fixes to make Larian’s eyes water. If you’ve been holding out for a sim in which “frogs can jump off of other frogs” and “delete that’s deleted by delete triggers the delete’s deletion as it gets deleted”, well, I encourage you to get involved.