Endacopia

Endacopia is one of the most charming games i have ever played, bursting with personality and attention to detail around every single corner. You can tell that the developer absolutely loved working on this, as almost every single screen is stuffed with plenty of little interactions and details, most of them not even serving a proper purpose. These countless little interactions did not have to be in the game, but they add so, so much unique personality that makes this game stands out from its point and click brethren. Aside from that, you will pretty much go through the point and click motions. You explore colourful areas, solve plenty of puzzles and minigames that range from simple to decently challenging, meet dozens of charming critters, and learn more about this odd world and the truth that lies behind it all. There is one minigame however that straight up sucks and should not have been in the game like this, as it relies purely on dice RNG, and you need to beat it to progress. Maybe i am just incredibly unlucky, but i swear this minigame feels straight up rigged against you. So spending twenty or so minutes on this one minigame which blocks you from progressing, just because you ain't getting any luck, had me get genuinely angry at this game, even though i enjoyed almost every other aspect of it. The definite rock bottom of the game, and i wish it would not have been implemented at all, or changed in a way that made it skill based instead. Returning to something positive, the horror elements are integrated wonderfully and clash with the surreal humor in a way that makes the scary moments feel incredibly out of place, but in a positive way. And these scary moments can genuinely get pretty unnerving at times, especially when working towards the secret ending. Speaking of which, the endings are probably the game's biggest weakness in my eyes. There are three endings, ending a, ending b, and ending c, with ending c being the secret ending that requires a bit more work to get to. Ending a is fine, a cute and nice conclusion to the game and its characters. Ending b and c feel a bit...lackluster though. They are intriguing at first but then they just kinda...end. And i was left with a "wait, was that it?" feeling when the credits rolled. These endings aren't necessarily bad, but they don't feel very fulfilling either. Aside from that Endacopia is an incredibly unique piece of art that is filled with love and passion that can be felt throughout almost every single minute of playtime, and i, someone who does not usually play point and click games, thoroughly enjoyed my time with this game. 8.5/10

PEAK

What a pleasant surprise! I haven’t played a point-and-click adventure game in a LONG time. And this is now one of my favorite games ever. Very engaging and fun.

i loved this game its very cute and fun

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