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- Amanita Design
- Amanita Design
- Amanita Design
- Amanita Design
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 145 User Ratings
7.8
76% Positive
110 Ratings
110 Ratings
12% Mixed
17 Ratings
17 Ratings
12% Negative
18 Ratings
18 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 145 User Ratings
7.8
76% Positive
110 Ratings
110 Ratings
12% Mixed
17 Ratings
17 Ratings
12% Negative
18 Ratings
18 Ratings
While Amanita has always been good for original games, this one is more of a nuisance than a game. Most of the sounds are disgusting, the game mechanics look well done at first, but fail in many details, which then turns an adventure game into a diffuse messing around. The plot can be described as lame-ass at best, the usual stuff for Amanita, and only quite funny if you don't think about it. You may play this on your mobile phone and have fun, but don't try it on your desktop PC.
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PC
It's a beautiful piece of art, but I'm afraid the art too often treads on the gameplay. Most puzzles involve plenty of travelling between different screens, and having to watch all the very laid-back animations play out in full every time you move from one bit to the next, really makes the gameplay a bit of a chore, and makes you unwilling to experiment with different things. There is too much reliance on tedious memory puzzles - the puzzle involving the singing mouse on the monk world is a gameplay disaster - it's too hard to get the note sequence correct, and it takes too long between attempts. Many other puzzles suffer from similar problems. I remember enjoying all the previous games from Amanita more than this one.
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PC
This game is just awful. Is overly noisy, with sounds made by a 1 year old.
The goals of the puzzles are not clear. You have to randomly click everywhere until you hit something. Even watching the solution you don't know what the point is.
The graphics are the only good thing.
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PC
Summary As Samorost 3 begins, a little space gnome finds a strange magical flute that falls from the sky. He uses the instrument's powers to travel to the cosmos in search of its origins, scouring the alien landscapes of five planets and four moons to solve clever mysteries along the way. Each of Samorost 3’s organically inspired biomes presents...
Platforms:
- PC
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Initial Release Date: Mar 24, 2016
Developer:
- Amanita Design
Publisher: Amanita Design
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