

Daardoa
Vidas Salavejus · 2021 · Horror, Surreal, Psychological, Abstract, Exploration
PC
Positive86% · 14
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About Daardoa

Bring the ancients to the church.
Bring the ancients to their homes.
You can't fight, but you can run.
Daardoa is constantly on a hunt to find you, keep moving, and fulfill your purpose.

The two protagonists Nox and Lux bring the night and day in an endless cycle, using the Azure Medal bring the light and darkness into this surreal realm, guarded by the entity Daardoa. Explore the world, find its secrets, learn more about its characters, find the ancients and bring them to the church.

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is a cool game if you are okay with permadeath. I died a couple of times and couldn't get through it, even though it didn't seem too difficult. It has an eerie atmosphere and overall, I'd describe the game as creepy. It's a walking/running sim with some scares thrown in. It's a great price, so I'd recommend it.5 found this helpful
Short atmospheric surreal horror game. Liked the artstyle.3 found this helpful
not worth it for free. Garbage1 found this helpful
Confusing, cryptic, surreal and poetic. Truly, a SPPPPPPIIIIIEEEELLLL for the ages.
I ask you for your forgiveness for not even remembering the slightest about the story of "Daardoa". Sure, I read on Steam that you must bring the ancients to the church and run away from Daardoa but other than that, nothing else. Well, I remember the endings…I don't even know what happened. Gameplay wise even if you are encouraged to find the ancients in any order you like, there isn’t anything different to encounter unrelated to the main quest. The unnecessary walking is present obviously, so you need a lot of patience to reach your different destinations. The scares are thankfully very effective. I will say "Daardoa" is one of the weakest titles of Vidas. That doesn't mean of course you won't find enjoyment if you regularly buy his games. 7/10
I'm really starting to warm to Vidas's games. This was indeed an enjoyable little romp. With the threat of permadeath on my mind, I was positively tense the entire 20 minutes it takes to run through this. In theory, it doesn't sound that interesting - run to 3 locations, run back, then run to those same locations, and then run back. But the layers of atmosphere that the game establishes in such a short space of time, combined with more scares than you could shake a stick at, this game remains completely obtuse and impenetrable in terms of its world and it's lore, but it's a delight to soak up.
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