Omno

Nice puzzle platformer. Good vibes. Long enough to not get repetitive.

A peaceful, lovely adventure, from taking in the scenery, to playing with the fascinating, cute creatures while listening to the relaxing soundtrack.

Took 7 hours to beat and 100% all areas one time through. I enjoyed all of it.

Good game.

This game impressed me not just with its cozy atmosphere, soundtrack, characters and gameplay, but also by the fact that is was made by a solo dev. It is alike to Journey and Abzu but compared to those two it has way more puzzles and platforming. To get into the gameplay more: the game is a puzzle-platformer where you need to complete 3 towers to unlock the final puzzle which allows you to pass to the next level. This formula is present across all levels, so I can see why it might get stale, but the puzzles themselves have enough variety to them so they do not feel copy/pasted. So, despite all levels being complete 3 out of 5 (I think that’s max) towers and unlock the final one, do not worry, all puzzles feel different. Speaking about the activation of those towers, one of them is easy, all you gotta do is collect energy/light to activate it, which is done by interacting with creatures or fauna; meaning this tower will be like a freebie. The other puzzles are simple too, most requiring timing rather than thinking. The game also offers some neat mechanics for you to move around, like surfing, dashing, slow fall and teleport. There is no combat and the game it is generous with its …

Great puzzle adventure. Good for beginners.