Tevi

A side-scrolling metroidvania game, Tevi has similar gameplay to Rabi-Ribi, CreSpirit's previous publication. Players control Tevi, a girl with rabbit ears, and collect various pieces of gear to upgrade her attack and defense capabilities. Most of the direct upgrades to Tevi herself increase her melee capabilities, while supporting items allow for magical ranged attacks and buffs. The reason Tevi has bunny ears has been noted as the "signature" of the author GemaYue.

Tevi is guided by the player through various environments and must make use of dodging and defensive skills to navigate, fight enemies, and defeat bosses in various areas, many of which follow a steampunk aesthetic.

Tevi takes place in the continent of Az, home to three races: magic-wielding humans, animal-eared beastkin, and bio-mechanical hybrids called magitech. The humans are fully capable of utilizing mana, while beastkin are adept at machinery and mechanics but are naturally incapable of using magic. Magitech are mana-powered robots that have become increasingly advanced over time. A mysterious and malevolent force known as decay also exists to corrupt in its path.

Thirty years ago, a human mage named Charon attempted to harness the immense mana of Astral Gears to create Elysium, a reality-rewriting spell. Before he could do so, the primitive magitech, with the aid of decay, suddenly rebelled against the humans, igniting an incident known as the "Magitech Rebellion." The human monarchy completely collapsed, and both Charon and their leader Empress Dahlia had vanished. The beastkin spearheaded the reconstruction of Az, installing themselves in positions of power: the law-abiding Peacekeepers, the construction corporation Travoll Industries, and the thieving Golden Hands. The most advanced prime magitech did not partake in the rebellion, and fled the mainland to form their own societies: the angels of Valhalla and the demons of Tartarus.

According to review aggregator website Metacritic, Tevi received "generally favorable" reviews by critics on Windows and Nintendo Switch. The game was rated at over 90% on Steam one month after release.