
Endacopia is a Point-and-Click Puzzle Adventure that is visually reminiscent of early computer edutainment games... with underlying horrors.
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TL;DR Good point 'n' click game that made me realize I'm kinda rusty with games that work like this within the genre. Really solid point 'n' click game. The horror elements were a really nice touch bringing back to horror stuff in those RPG Maker games years ago. Pretty much enjoyed it as much as I thought I would and did my best to not game jump like I usually do and just locked in on this and want this beaten atleast before my Vita comes in. Only negative experience I had was, as I progressed more, I was becoming a bit more frustrated with some puzzles. Whether I didnt even know it was a puzzle to be solved, things i thought were just side stuff for funsies, and moments where the solution left me confused and irritated as I couldn't peace together how I would figure out a specific puzzle by myself, even if I followed the pattern, but followed it incorrectly. It's a been a lonnnng time since I played an actual point 'n' click game like this where you reaaally have to check everything or you will be backtracking a lot. There were also times where I see clues given and I figure out what I suppose to do, but since it's been a while since I've played a point 'n' click like this, where you need a specific thing to do another thing, I was constantly trying to find and do certain things whilst not having the specific tool. Maybe even try to solve something but it's not time for me to solve it yet (like situations I would have in the Ace Attorney games). Anyways, good game, definitely recommend and you may be better than me and not need to look at a single walkthrough for those specific instances. (granted I only looked at something for one part and was able to progress normal again)
enda-copium
i like it and i like nipples (brown)
its peak
Great game, Wonderful Story
Somehow the scariest and the most wholesome game I've played.
absolute fumadota
He finished it, he did it, and it was done. BUT, it wasn't perfect, and he wanted it to be perfect to make sure that WE experienced the best version of this game. So, he released the game sometime THIS SUMMER. Then, his video game, Endacopia, was coming in two weeks on steam for windows, and it was 15 dollars at launch, so yeah. At last, we were able to explore the world of Endacopia, which is now on steam. Tubular.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ so good
This game is a perfect example of how you blend horror into a game in such a way that it completely catches the player off guard. The game understands what it is, and because of this it avoids the pitfalls other games like this fall into because it doesn't take itself seriously while also at the same time taking itself very seriously. It has been a VERY long time since I've played a game that has unsettled me in the way this one does because it doesn't overdo it, and even when the horror elements present themselves it's very swiftly followed by events that are so nonchalant and well comedically timed that it lulled be back into a false sense of security to do it again. I think that this game will be a cult classic gem for anyone that likes Surrealist Horror, and it has a killer soundtrack to go with it that surprisingly high effort for a point and click adventure game.