Adam The Storyteller
Maciej Pacuszka · 2021 · Board Game, Puzzle, Indie, Casual, Adventure
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About Adam The Storyteller
After waking up, Adam discovers himself flying up in the air on a piece of rock towards a mysterious floating island. Meet others sharing the same fate. What connects them all and what secrets mysterious island hides.
Adam The Storyteller is a difficult puzzle game. While the first levels are super easy to complete, further in the game it requires long-term planning of used puzzles. Every few levels new power-up puzzles are introduced along with new game mechanics to rise difficulty and challenge players. The game requires a lot of skills to collect all the secrets and beat all the high scores.
Adam The Storyteller is a difficult puzzle game. While the first levels are super easy to complete, further in the game it requires long-term planning of used puzzles. Every few levels new power-up puzzles are introduced along with new game mechanics to rise difficulty and challenge players. The game requires a lot of skills to collect all the secrets and beat all the high scores.
Features
- 100 hand-crafted levels.
- Intuitive gameplay. Easy to learn but hard to master!
- Unique and innovative mechanics. Discover and master all the piece placement techniques.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b]october 2022 edit:[/b] the price keeps going up and down for no reason, so wait for a big discount to discourage such practices. at first it was $2, went up to $5 a few months later, then down to $1 in the same year, and it's been $7 since august. [b]adam the storyteller[/b] is a colorful matching game where you get to place all the tiles on the levels. I have to disagree with the [i]'intuitive, easy to learn but hard to master'[/i] statement on the store page, as a tutorial and a how to play section had to be added just to cover the basics, but it's fine now. [b]100 levels[/b] unlocked one by one, each with its own grid, but [b]puzzle pieces are randomized every time[/b]. it took me a while to get used to it, but didn't find it an issue overall. you can only look at the next 5 available pieces (called 'puzzles' in the game), so [b]it kinda made sense that there was no undo initially (got patched in later), nor moving of already placed pieces[/b], though I'm sure the latter could also be implemented somehow. restarting a bigger grid can be a pain, but I somehow found it more tolerable with randomized pieces. the way it works is, you can usually start wherever you want, by pla…25 found this helpful
A fun casual puzzle game
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