Epitasis
Epitasis Games · 2019 · Indie, Nature, Puzzle, Open World, Exploration
PC
Mostly Positive71% · 129
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About Epitasis
About:
Having discovered an ancient portal, you take a leap of faith and suddenly find yourself amidst the remnants of an ancient alien civilization. Cryptic puzzles, forgotten technologies and treasured relics are riddled among the beautiful wilderness that has engulfed the remains of this fallen race.
If you are to learn their secrets, you must unearth the fate of the civilization that called these lost worlds home.
Epitasis is a sci-fi exploration puzzle game, set on far off distant worlds.
Features:
- Explore at your own pace; traverse the colorful, non-linear world in any way you choose, day or night.
- Learn to use alien machinery, provide power via lasers, disable security systems, and more.
- Every area beautifully hand crafted, from large mountain swept vistas to the smallest of details.
- Beautiful and dynamic soundtrack that evolves as you progress through the game.
- Discover ancient relics, jump through space bending portals, and unearth the fate of the race that called these lost worlds home.
The Developer:
Epitasis features about 3-4 hours of content for the average player. It is a casual puzzle-exploration game, with a larger emphasis on art and atmosphere. It is built by essentially one developer and a composer, taking inspiration from incredible games such as the Talos Principle, Myst, and Fez, but is not designed to be nearly as challenging as those titles. Please don't hesitate to contact us to provide feedback, problems with the game, or to simply find out if this is the right sort of game for you.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game's beautiful atmosphere, pleasant aesthetics, relaxing soundtrack, and exploration-based puzzle design, making it ideal for unwinding. However, common criticisms include lack of tutorials or control instructions, clunky and slow controls with a difficult puzzle UI, overly simplistic puzzles, and confusing level design with inconsistent invisible walls that undermine exploration, frustrating those seeking more substantial challenges.
A laser puzzle game with a nice soundtrack, and a nice enviornment. Not really much more to say, there isn't much of a story, and the puzzles are rather basic. Its something I'd recommend buying for your kids to play, but for anyone else there's not much here.
A nice-sized puzzle game with a very pleasant setting and some nice music. (And some nice cosmetic touches like time of day and rain that keep it novel when you're running around trying to retrace your steps to that location you now know how to get past.) Don't expect to learn too many secrets, though, it's very light on explicit story.
There is no help or instructions of any kind. Not even basic controls.
The controls are clunky/awkward, the movement is slow, the puzzles' UI is difficult to use, and the puzzles are just boring. The game is also really bad at communicating where you're allowed to walk - one beach will be walkable with a required puzzle, while another beach has an invisible wall. Some rock piles are jumpable, others could be jumped but there's an invisible wall. That sucks in a game about exploring.
Openworld puzzle exploration game full of atmosphere and beautiful scenes. Amazing soundtrack too.
I LOVE playing this game to wind down after a long work shift. I played this game mostly on my steam deck and for a long time every time I played I always fall asleep about 10-30 minutes of game time. So my progress was very slow. It was until I finally tried to move my save file to my pc because I wanted to experience the game on a bigger screen with better visual settings and sadly I couldn't get it to transfer. So I started the game from scratch and didn't realize how short this game is/realize how close I was to finishing the game. I got stuck when trying to get the circle puzzle piece so I had to go around the game a few times before finding what I missed, but overall I enjoyed it and will definitely enjoy the soundtrack. I recommend this to anyone looking to play a game to help wind down/relax on the couch/bed or on your steam deck. I think my total play time on the steam deck is 3 hours but PC takes more because I started from the beginning and sped through until I got to where I was. However, I played more on my steam deck because after a few minutes I just end up falling asleep 😂
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