Endacopia

mellow is just a little guy!

I just finished the final ending, so I will give my complete thoughts: This is a great homage to point and click adventure games, a genre that seems to be practically dead, given the modern, rotten state of gaming. Even in the poor state of the indie scene, everything feels like a shovelware of a much superior game (it's like kids copying each others homework for a sense of fame, with no core sense of originality). Because of this, it's just a nice outlier that incapsulates a good experience. All the art is great and well animated, as well as the worldbuilding-- it's fascinating and disturbing. Even without anymore questions to answer, it feels like a complete, weird picture. It sucked replaying early parts to get a different ending, but despite the painful repetition of menial tasks the conclusions of 2 of the endings pay off. It didn't help that the jank movement got in the way when going against corners, especially diagonally. Not to mention one of the puzzles ((not detailing it to avoid spoilers)) just made no sense. I reread it plainly and with a guide, and still I was lost for an hour trying to solve it until I gave up and looked up ManlyBadassHero solving it during his playthrough. It's a short experience. I'd say it's worth its price tag. If you ever get it on sale, give it a snag. You won't regret it.