Morphopolis
Dan Walters · 2014 · Puzzle, Indie, Hidden Object, Point & Click, Casual
PC
Very Positive83% · 4,406
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About Morphopolis
✦ AI summary
Guide an aphid grub through stunning hand-drawn insect worlds across multiple metamorphic stages, solving environmental puzzles as you journey toward his spawning ground. This award-winning puzzle adventure captivates with its gorgeous illustrated art style and immersive soundtrack, creating an unforgettable exploration of transformation and discovery in nature's miniature realm.
Lose yourself in the mesmerizing, fantastical world of Morphopolis, a game about transformation and discovery.
Morphopolis takes you through a lucid insect world in a puzzle adventure that will stick with you for years.
You take on the role of an aphid grub and guide him through several stages of metamorphosis, as he journeys for his spawning ground deep within the insect microcosm. Discover hidden secrets as you journey deeper and deeper into the game world.
Winner of the Association of Illustrators Award, Morphopolis features 100% hand-drawn art and animation. Its soundtrack was composed by well-known British composer Thom Robson with the aim of captivating and immersing the player as he or she takes their time to solve puzzles and enjoy the organic world of Morphopolis.
We are very grateful for all the encouragement we have and during the production of this game and we hope you enjoy playing Morphopolis as much as we did making it.
Morphopolis takes you through a lucid insect world in a puzzle adventure that will stick with you for years.
You take on the role of an aphid grub and guide him through several stages of metamorphosis, as he journeys for his spawning ground deep within the insect microcosm. Discover hidden secrets as you journey deeper and deeper into the game world.
Winner of the Association of Illustrators Award, Morphopolis features 100% hand-drawn art and animation. Its soundtrack was composed by well-known British composer Thom Robson with the aim of captivating and immersing the player as he or she takes their time to solve puzzles and enjoy the organic world of Morphopolis.
We are very grateful for all the encouragement we have and during the production of this game and we hope you enjoy playing Morphopolis as much as we did making it.
What Steam players say
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Very badly communicated puzzle game. Charming graphics but there's no apparent direction to it.2 found this helpful
Morphopolis, developed by Dan Walters and Ceri Williams and published by Dan Walters, is a small, atmospheric puzzle adventure that leans more toward visual storytelling and exploration than traditional gameplay challenge. Set within a stylized microscopic ecosystem, the game invites players into a world of insects, plants, and organic structures, all presented through a soft, painterly lens. Rather than focusing on difficulty or complexity, it prioritizes mood, pacing, and the quiet satisfaction of interacting with a living environment. The gameplay is built around a combination of hidden-object mechanics and light point-and-click interaction. Each chapter presents a contained environment filled with layered details, where players are tasked with locating specific items scattered throughout the scene. These objects are then used to trigger interactions with other creatures or elements, gradually unlocking new areas or advancing the lifecycle of the character you control. The loop is simple—search, collect, interact—but it is designed to be approachable and easy to understand, allowing players to engage without needing to learn complex systems. A central theme of Morphopolis is g…1 found this helpful
Unplayable. Tried to switch compatibility to win8 and it helped a bit but all is very slow and clunky.
The game is badly let down by too many issues. 1.For a point and click game, the performance seems terrible - very slow tedious loading screen. 2.Movement controls seem very poor. The first level seems very poorly handled as it took about 10-15 clicks to move a few millimeters 3.The game seems to crash a lot, leaving some weird console window up
The art is very beautiful, but the puzzles could use a little more explanation. The game feels like it can break at any moment and opens command prompt in the background to run, which is not ideal. For the price, I can't complain too much. Worth it on sale.
Every now and then I had to use the guides, since some of the puzzles are pretty... weird to say the least. It has its own amazing visuals and music, and you should check it out at least because there is nothing even remotely similar to this.
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