Amalu, Wells between worlds

Amalu, Wells between worlds

IndieTech Studio · 2026 · Exploration, Metroidvania, Action, 2D Platformer, Puzzle Platformer

PC
This game is free to play. Get it on Steam →

Screenshots

About Amalu, Wells between worlds

“When the wells of the Atlas mountains run dry, a young shepherd follows the moon’s reflection into the depths below…”Amalu is a mystical, atmospheric pixel-art 2D Metroidvania platformer inspired by Amazigh and North African folklore.“Amalu” is a Tamazight word meaning “shadow,” “reflection,” or “symbol.” It’s a concept rooted in Amazigh storytelling, a word often tied to memory, spirit, and the things that remain even when everything else fades. 

Thoughtful Platforming & Exploration

Amalu blends precise 2D platforming with exploration and puzzle-solving:
  • Carefully crafted levels that reward curiosity
  • Environmental puzzles that evolve as worlds shift
  • Non-linear and backtracking that reveals new meaning, not repetition

A World Written in Symbols

The game’s environments are shaped by glyphs, sigils, and symbolic systems inspired by ancient Amazigh tradition and folklores from North Africa
  • Read and activate mystical glyphs to alter the environment
  • Shift between interconnected worlds to reveal hidden paths
  • Use knowledge, not force, to overcome obstacles and puzzles
Every symbol tells a story. Every puzzle is a sentence waiting to be read.

Features

  • Narrative-driven 2D platformer with a strong sense of place
  • World-shifting mechanics tied to symbolic magic
  • Handcrafted pixel art environments
  • Atmospheric soundtrack and sound design
  • Designed for keyboard and controller play

    ✦ Atmospheric exploration
✦ Spell-casting puzzle mechanics✦ Amazigh/North African mythology✦ Emotional storytelling✦ Combat against spirits, djinn, and corrupted myths✦ A unique “Well Travel” mechanic between worlds (There will be a lot of wells!)

Community reviews

0 reviews

Sign in to write a review.

No reviews yet. Be the first to review this game.

More like Amalu, Wells between worlds