Finding summer - a three-dimensional platformer about a kid named Aki, whose nostalgia for the past summer forced him to go on an unforgettable adventure - in search of summer! On the way to his goal, he will meet not only many dangers, but also make new friends. And of course, such a responsible journey is difficult to carry out alone - that's why you will go to meet the warm summer days with Aki! The main feature of the game is the ability to move between two layers of the level , which makes the environment much more voluminous and increases the number of possible paths! On the way to the very reason of traveling - fly, you will visit 4 colorful locations, each of which contains its own unique mechanics! What exactly is this unusual adventure? What outcome awaits you with Aki at the end of the journey?

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