COPPER ODYSSEY

I initially had something longer written down but it was getting too wordy and not quick enough to the point (sorry I don't write steam reviews, like at all, usually, also I feared coming off as a pretentious "game journo" which my previous draft was edging towards, but clearly, you can forget about this though, Strap in). For the short and skinny on it, I think if you're into "artistic games" (more art than game mind you) with a resilience against obtuse strange design decisions combined with nonlinear progression, along with entertaining & interesting characters, then Copper Odyssey is definitely worth checking out if you haven't already! (It's already free on itch.io anyways, steam version's only upper hands are achievos and recently added awesome steam cards, emotes & profile backgrounds). If you're an RPGMhead of the sickest, highest, most poisoned degree, then absolutely no skipping out on this one, check it. Un(?)fortunately I'm probably one of the few who've gotten genuine enjoyment out of the literal gameplay, so I'll temper my expectations and try not to glaze my interest in that part too much. It doesn't help that I've gotten genuine enjoyment out of much objectively w…

COPPER ODYSSEY is an unconventional role-playing game that proudly embraces its eccentricity from beginning to end. Developed and published by CAM, this indie title presents a surreal journey through a world inspired by the art of printmaking, blending abstract storytelling with strategic turn-based combat. Rather than relying on familiar fantasy settings filled with knights and dragons, the game introduces players to the role of the Monitor, an enigmatic figure exploring the mysterious Print Studio in search of allies and answers. The result is an experience that feels deeply personal, imaginative, and unlike most RPGs currently available on Steam. What immediately stands out is the game's commitment to its artistic identity. Every aspect of Copper Odyssey revolves around creative expression, from its unusual cast of characters to its environments and enemy designs. Companions such as Bad Girl, Miss Gun, and Mr. Woodcut are memorable not because of extensive backstories, but because of how naturally they fit into the game's bizarre universe. The narrative is intentionally cryptic at times, encouraging players to interpret events and uncover meaning through exploration rather than…

I feel cool and normal about Monitor and the way JAX stoops down to talk to me. Redman.

Respect the craft.

love these goobers

Copper Odyssey is so so good! I bought it in the morning and played it all day, it made me long to do printmaking and be in a studio alongside my friends. Amazing.