Endacopia
Andyland · 2026 · Adventure, Point & Click, Puzzle, Surreal, Pixel Graphics
PC
Overwhelmingly Positive99% · 2,960
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About Endacopia
What am I in for?
Welcome to the world of Endacopia! You're in for a surreal Point and Click Adventure full of unsolved mysteries, abstract puzzles, hostile monsters, and horrors that lurk in the shadows... if tampered with, of course. You'll be guiding a young boy named Mellow who has lost all his senses in an attempt to escape an uncomfortable home.
What do I do?
First and foremost, you'll need a functional keyboard and mouse to play this game. Once you've taken care of that, prepare yourself to use your brain for the following scenarios:
- Decide which area to explore next in whichever order you'd like.
- Use Mellow's bare fists to block, dodge, and punch monsters in first person perspective.
- Have conversations with strange individuals who may or may not help you on your quests.
- Fill your pockets with tools, toys, gadgets, and trash.
- Try your luck at a variety of mini-games.
- Gaze at an abundance of animated background gags.
- Uncover disturbing secrets that were probably better left hidden.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is an absolute gem of a game. It's Horror Pajama Sam with some amazing music. Highly, highly recommend it!
Ok! Just beat Endacopia for the first time and want to do a review. First off, this review will have mild spoilers in the main section, and a more explicit spoiler section blanked out below. Please do not read too far if you want to experience the game as intended. SO! Endacopia is Andyland’s first game, crowdfunded into existence on Kickstarter. You play as Mellow, a child who appears to be trapped in a weird world. Without spoiling anything, this game does a fantastic job of taking all of Andy’s animation styles and using them where they fit being used, it’s honestly incredible to see “Normal” things in his bright and happy animation style, and then more serious or horror aspects immediately drop into that PS2-Era jarring lines and uncomfortable realism look. Its brilliant. The game should run you 6-8 hours depending on the pace you take. The game plays like the old Sam and Max games, with you clicking through options to look at, touch, or talk to things, or using an item from your inventory. Despite this, it’s not nearly as convoluted and you have a helper you can summon at almost any point for guidance, so people who are unfamiliar with the genre will still enjoy it without…
Not even done with my first playthrough and already know its worth the money and I will replay for the other endings
Like with ENA Dream BBQ, this game is a work of playable art. I feel honoured to get to experience all these works of passion from creative minds. The golden age of indie games is going as strong as ever
a good game for a few bucks
Cool game
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