
Overmorrow is a serene, nonviolent, exploration adventure game that deletes your save after 30 days.
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Some patience required - you lose all your progress after 30 days, and by day 75 I was pulling my hair out. But a few realisations and the game progresses nicely. Although I'm not completely sold on the story, it is a refreshingly unique game. Check out my full review below: https://youtu.be/OpPvf6BDAo4
I want to like this game, because of the art style and Zelda vibes, but navigation is impossibly confusing. The game doesn't clearly communicate which surfaces are at the same level (and thus the player can walk from one to another), or which parts of the screen have exits. This would be fine once in a while, in order to hide certain exits, but when in each screen the only way I can navigate is by trying randomly to move in all directions this is not alright. It gets even worse when I try to figure out what spell might work where, especially since the punishment for a wrong try is quite strong. What a disappointment. Could have been a great game.
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Hours played at review time, across 30 reviews with recorded playtime.
A nice relatively simplistic game with a dulcet atmosphere and unique, refreshing art style. I did experience mild bugs pretty often, and there are a few small sparks of janky tediousness, as sometimes come up in these sorts of small games, but I am generally happy with it. For the price I expected it to be a more dynamic or involved game, but my play time was really replaying the same game with little major difference. The second time through was pleasing, but after that it got tedious, trying to reach my goals while putting up with small jank and bugs. Just keep in mind this game is not that complex despite its aesthetic. I do recommend it, but you should know what kind of game experience you're getting yourself into before you delve in. Who knows, the game is still relatively recent for me so by the time you're reading this the briskely aggravating parts might have been resolved; maybe check the updates.
Worth it! It's beautifully unique, strangely addictive and philosophically scary, so I love it. Overmorrow draws you in with its wonderfully unique art style, its super chill yet slightly eerie soundtrack, all the while sprinkling some existential dread in the background, while you piece together the puzzles both in the game.... and of the game... I would it recommend to indie aficionados and casuals alike. You become melanchollically attached to the narrative of the characters and the world, as they, much like you, struggle with existence. I also appreciate the different endings, the changes in the world with new each cycle. I feel like there are secrets still left unfound... And the speedrunner/optimizer urge to beat a cycle with the most amount of days remaining is strong... So far I have managed 16days left but I think with zero waste you could reach close to 20. (Also the limited action use per day until rested putting emphasis on the choice of energy expenditure, parallels to that of having a chronic illness and spoons, which while unlikely the intent, is still nice to see).
Very pretty knowledge-based game with a unique visual style and dreamy atmosphere. The music and sound effects also fit the theme well - I especially liked the [spoiler]village/graveyard[/spoiler] and ending tracks It's a little buggy at times like not detecting my gamepad unless I switch it on when the game is already open or certain messages not dissapearing, but nothing too annoying Strong recommendation for anyone who likes exploration games with slightly cryptic puzzles/riddles
Backer here! This game rewards you for every secret you find! You will have moments where you feel you wasted time but its all worth it in the end! Great graphics and Gameplay and so far its looking to be a solid puzzle adventure game of sorts!
TL;DR A super relaxing exploration puzzle game that is good with a nice cup of tea Overmorrow is a relatively simple exploration game where you have to figure out the mysteries of the island you awaken on. The main conceit is that your entire progress is reset after 30 in-game days. As you explore, you can find magic crystals that help you solve puzzles, and remove obstacles. The amount of magic is limited, and the only way to replenish your magic is by resting. However, this ends the day, slowly moving you forward til your progress resets. It is a very charming and relaxing game, with plenty of intrigue and "aha!" moments. Being just released, there are still a handful of bugs, but nothing that will stop you from progressing.
Having a great time exploring this game. The music and sound design really make this game for me. An absolute vibe so far.
Super cute cosy game!
Overmorrow is a super cute and relaxing puzzle game. It's almost rouge-like as you use your resources to explore the world. Highly recommend giving it a go.
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