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Includes 2 items: Draco and the Seven Scales, Isles of Sea and Sky. Bundle info
You awaken as a castaway on an untouched, unfamiliar island with no memory of how you arrived and unsure what to do next. Explore ancient islands, forging your own path as you uncover hidden secrets, solve compelling block-pushing puzzles, and unearth a mystifying narrative in this puzzle adventure game. With no set path or order, you determine your fate and decide which puzzles you want to solve first.
Get stuck on a specific puzzle? Isles of Sea and Sky is open world and nonlinear, giving you the freedom to come and go as you please to specific puzzles, new areas, or return to old areas with a new perspective, allowing you to progress further in the game.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant, serene, and retro-inspired atmosphere while discovering and unleashing extraordinary powers, gathering collectables, and awakening delightful new friends along the way. Stay on your toes because unexpected elements spring to life or offer assistance when you least expect it. Discover a rich, memorable and universal narrative centered around the myth of creation, told only through imagery with no text.
Think outside the box and challenge yourself with innovative and rewarding puzzles that will often surprise you and subvert your expectations while piquing your curiosity. With directional movement only, intuitive mechanics, and flexibility in puzzling, Isles of Sea and Sky is accessible and approachable for all skill levels.
With novel puzzle design, a meditative environment, and a meaningful story, Isles of Sea and Sky invites you to indulge in an oceanic world of fantastical puzzling while getting lost uncovering the unexpected.
Solve open world puzzles: Complete puzzles and explore in whatever order you choose. Get stuck? Feel free to leave a puzzle and return to it later with a new perspective.
Intuitive and accessible puzzling: Controls are simple and directional only; designed so that people of most physical abilities can enjoy.
For puzzle novices and experts: Isles of Sea and Sky is designed for all skill levels making sure there’s plenty to do, collect, and challenge yourself with if you’re a puzzle expert, but that the game is also approachable for puzzling beginners.
Immerse yourself in a serene, vibrant world: This vibrant, retro, and atmospheric environment is captivating and offers a chill and ambient soundtrack for deeper gameplay immersion.
Uncover a rich, meaningful story: Isles of Sea and Sky tells a meaningful and memorable story utilizing only images and no text.
Discover hidden secrets: The game is chock full of hidden items and areas. Collecting every star is no easy task!
The price of Isles of Sea and Sky in Sri Lanka is Rs. 3,752 on VaultX.lk. Pay in 3 installments with Koko or 4 with Payzy, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Adventure, Indie.
I'm an idiot for not playing this sooner
Underrated gem of a puzzle game. Good mix of difficulty to the puzzles with many of them being quite challenging, as well as satisfying to solve. There is a metroidvania aspect to the game where you unlock abilities as you go, which allow you to solve some puzzles later on which can't be solved when you first find them. When I first bought the game I was concerned that this might make some sections frustrating, if you didn't know if you were supposed to be able to solve them or not. In reality though, this ended up not being too much of an issue. In many cases it's fairly clear you're missing something, and on the rare occasion I spent a long time on a puzzle I couldn't solve yet, I found I was still having fun working out the mechanics of the room. Most of the time you can focus on the easier looking puzzles to access the abilities you need for an area quickly. There are several areas in the game that each introduce new mechanics, and they're each very well done. The one down side of the game for me was the existence of several meta puzzles that I felt were slightly too obscure. I will admit to resorting to looking up the solution of two of them online. All in all though they were only a small part of the game, and didn't end up detracting from it too much for me. 8.5 out of 10.
I'll probably continue playing a bit more to see how bad it gets, but so far game has a glaring problem: mixture of puzzle, open world, and upgrades produces situations where you are not sure if room is solvable at the current stage so you might bail out early. As a result, you might skip certain rooms because you don't see solution and end up in a state where you lack stars/solvable rooms and have to guess between 1. I've missed some path between rooms I can actually access 2. I have a room which is actually solvable with the current setup 3. I have a room with upgrade which would make some rooms solvable Clearly, some systems are there partially to mitigate the issue (e.g. you have map, so you can check which rooms are still missing; each large isle so far looks like its main objective room is solvable immediately, so your loop is "solve main room -> open doors to collect enough artifacts -> spawn elementals -> solve more rooms for stars") but I've already encountered that issue before I figured out supposedly the main loop. I've seen comments about some later puzzles being increasingly frustrating, which might make mentioned issue even more apparent
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All the sliding block puzzles you could ever want! I enjoyed the look and sound of the game. It felt very satisfying to discover secrets after thinking over a puzzle for a while. Unfortunately after the second or third island the puzzles get so difficult and obtuse that I regularly had to use a walkthrough to hint my way through. Even more frustratingly, there have been major updates since the game was released, so some of the hints and playthroughs no longer apply. Eventually I got so stumped with no online advice on how to proceed so I gave up without discovering what a Pyramidion is. I wish there was more signposting on when you don’t have the tools to solve a puzzle yet. I never saw the end to the story, if seeing a mysterious girl appear and float away from your nameless, silent character counts as a “story”.
Too hard so i play rarely and shortly. I dont enjoy it so much but its okay once in a while.
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