Endacopia

I really wanna love it, the NPCs are very enjoyable and the plot of it is really cool, but it's honestly a low point for me personally.

Its mixture of nostalgic computer-game aesthetics, nonlinear exploration, strange inventory puzzles, mini-games, unexpected combat, comedy, and psychological horror creates an adventure that is difficult to confuse with more conventional genre entries.

This is all complemented by the game's great soundtrack and writing, which adds to the individual vibe of each area.

Performance with the default graphics configuration is considered suitable, and the game can run successfully on SteamOS.

I'm not the best at puzzle solver games - or maybe, my brainwaves tuned in to this one in particular just fine - but I found the puzzles to be at just the right difficulty.

There's also quite a bit of boss fights done in a first person punch out style; Combat can seem simple but every fight has a unique gimmick / pattern to learn which make them pretty cool to learn.