Morphopolis

Morphopolis is an artistic little point-and-click indie puzzle game that can be completed in just a couple of hours. Getting 100% of the achievements is very simple because all of them unlock automatically as you progress through the game. The entire experience feels like a small hobby project from the developers. There are absolutely no options or settings in the main menu. You just select a chapter and start playing immediately. There are 5 chapters in total, and each one unlocks right after you finish the previous chapter. The artwork is hand-drawn, making the game look very beautiful, colorful, and artistic. There is no real story to follow here. Instead, you just watch and progress through the different transformation stages of a bug. The music and sound design are also well done. A cool trick is that if you want to listen to the tunes from the different stages, you can go into the game files, open the "sounds" folder, and directly access the wave files named sfx_music_0 to 5. However, the gameplay has some frustrating issues. Most of the puzzles are on the easier side, but there are a couple of slider puzzles that feel very annoying and frustrating to solve. The movement of…

The art style is kind of cool, but on the other hand, it sometimes turns into such a jumble of colors that it’s impossible to make anything out

Beautiful and mentally stimulating point and click puzzle game about bugs doing buggy stuff. Great soundtrack too. My nervous system feels regulated

This game is just insanely beautiful <3

Unplayable. Tried to switch compatibility to win8 and it helped a bit but all is very slow and clunky.

The game is badly let down by too many issues. 1.For a point and click game, the performance seems terrible - very slow tedious loading screen. 2.Movement controls seem very poor. The first level seems very poorly handled as it took about 10-15 clicks to move a few millimeters 3.The game seems to crash a lot, leaving some weird console window up