Endacopia

I love this game and it's secrets. Thank you Andy for made this beautiful creature.

I love the overall weirdness, nostalgic design, unsettling music, and many creepy moments, but Endacopia almost lost me a couple of times. Many of the puzzles are true to the game's retro point-n-click inspirations and take more time/backtracking/repetition than thought to complete. I also wasn't keen on the amount of depressingly bleak commentary in certain parts. While I enjoyed the game overall, I don't think I'd recommend Endacopia to everyone out there considering its pacing and that a lot of its initial intrigue comes from twisting a type of point-n-click game that might be familiar to most. Horror-ifying an edutainment game is a great concept, but it's also another entry into the trend of making content originally for a younger audience into something scary and full of secrets, so it doesn't feel wholly groundbreaking in spite of its many fresh ideas.

wonderful game :)

thank you tip, for all the fat tips you gave me... what a pal

fun, aristic, and worth your time and money also an It's Such A Beautiful Day reference is always appreciated

A true callback to the weird and off-putting yet charming adventure games of the 90's, now with a dash of horror and musical numbers. The characters are fun, the art style really scratches that weird spot in your brain, and the puzzles are always JUST tricky enough for you to actually use your brain.

I asked a graverobbing surgeon if he should be doing that and he just proceeded to drop a generational beat and aura farm for a solid minute in a half. a real 10 out of good.