Samorost 3 Reviews

Exciting game play. You need your brain to think and remember.

Concentrated samorost, just like previous parts, but longer and higher budget. Super creative, cozy, unique style and imagination of the developers. True work of art, if you enjoy chill highly stylized exceptional experience - game is worth every cent.

Beautiful graphics, unique puzzles, great sound design. Slow-paced.

Beautiful game. The atmosphere is completely unique, it feels like I smoked salvia, everything from the sound design to the visual elements is radiating with the amount of love the devs put into it, there's just so much creativity behind the whole thing. Samorost 3 is the greatest puzzle game I've ever experienced and it reminds me of playing freddy fish on those old shitty dell pre-builts. Worth the $20,

Lovely game, very creative in the way how it express the story without a single word. Visual style which is pure art with the sounds and the music immerses you into a unique atmospheric world of natural-shamanic-style vibes

An absolutely fantastic Amanita game! Like all other Amanita games, this just stays with you - the art, the vibes, the soundtrack (Floex is the best composer in the world).

It's very pretty, but not very interesting as an adventure game. Style over substance.

I havent completed it yet, but i can say already that its not my favorite from all of the 3 Samorost games. I dont like the new design they did on the little guy and i can see that they made it like Machinarium and not like other Samorost games, But i like that they made it fullscreen. Edit: i finished the game and i really liked it, 9/10. Late game was so much cooler and more enjoyable than the start.

Looking at the screenshots I knew the game was going to be aesthetically pleasing. But I wasn't expecting animations and sound to be equally good. This game is exceptionally well made and it's clear a lot of love was poured in the making. Compared to Samorost 1 and 2, the story is much longer and the world is bigger. It even includes things to do apart from the main story. There was one puzzle I never really understood. But apart from that one all puzzles are well designed meaning you have to understand the puzzle to complete it. Random clicks won't do the trick like in other point'n'click games. And if you get lost there's an in game guide book to help you. Highly recommended even at full price!

Note that my irl playtime is about an hour less than recorded. I unfortunately had to spend quite a bit of time troubleshooting a bug where achievements weren't popping, despite them being acknowledged in-game. Turns out that the fix was as simple as whitelisting the game in your antivirus, if you have a similar issue to mine, but it's unfortunate that after all that I ended up putting this game on the backburner for as long as I did. The Samorost series is consistently a delight: beautiful artwork and sound design, just generally very wholesome with a direction that gives off a whimsical fantasy feel. The first game is free and 15mins of your time. The next game a little longer where I clocked in at about an hour, and this one, with all my fumbling and completionist-brained secret-finding, took 6x that time. There were even some events that were post-game, which is a great touch to add in this genre. You'll most likely need a guide or two, but that's the only complaint that I can imagine.