The Inner World
Studio Fizbin · 2013 · Adventure, Point & Click, Puzzle, Story Rich, Indie
PC
Very Positive88% · 91372Metacritic
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About The Inner World
The Inner World – A 2D-Point’n’Click Adventure
Robert is a novice, a bit clueless, but with a heart of gold. He lives a peaceful life as a court musician in Asposia's largest wind monastery. Contrary to the laws of physics, Asposia is an enormous, hollow space surrounded by an infinite expanse of earth. The world's air is provided through three wind fountains, but as one wind fountain after the other petered out and the wind gods came to Asposia, all of the sudden Robert found him in the middle of a whirlwind.
Together with the help of the mysterious thief Laura, his best intentions and no clue whatsoever, Robert sets off on his adventure to discover the secret of the wind's disappearance. Will the young adventurer be able to save his world? And what are Laura´s secret intentions…?
This is where The Inner World shows what it means to be lavishly with tons of content waiting for you:
Robert is a novice, a bit clueless, but with a heart of gold. He lives a peaceful life as a court musician in Asposia's largest wind monastery. Contrary to the laws of physics, Asposia is an enormous, hollow space surrounded by an infinite expanse of earth. The world's air is provided through three wind fountains, but as one wind fountain after the other petered out and the wind gods came to Asposia, all of the sudden Robert found him in the middle of a whirlwind.
Together with the help of the mysterious thief Laura, his best intentions and no clue whatsoever, Robert sets off on his adventure to discover the secret of the wind's disappearance. Will the young adventurer be able to save his world? And what are Laura´s secret intentions…?
Features, Features, Features!
This is where The Inner World shows what it means to be lavishly with tons of content waiting for you:
- Screamingly funny dialogues!
- Numerous tricky puzzles!
- A handmade world fully drawn with love and devotion invites you to discover countless details (at least 325!).
- A patented multi-level hint system enables everyone to finish the game!
- A wonderful comforting atmosphere!
- Eye-pampering backgrounds in non-stereoscopic handmade 2D (!) – going up against all current graphic trends!
- Five spectacular chapters!
- A story with more twists than any Asposian nose!
- Stunning cartoon-like animations!
- The most epic soundtrack since the origin of Asposia as well as professional voice overs – even lip sync!
- Lots of cut scenes! Optional hotspots!
- ... And of course: Robert, the very-very-very-VERY-last hope for Asposia!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
jugado con parche en castellano de la comunidad y con cachyos, se juega genial y sin problemas. el juego me ha encantado, bonito, cortito y no tiene puzzles super dificiles que puedes hacerlo sin guia. el final demasiado corto y meh pero esta bien. jugare a la segunda parte sin duda
pretty boring also the writing seems to have some misogynistic undertones
I love this, it reminds me of the click games I played as a kid, like Spyfox, Freddy Fish, Putt Putt,... You don't know a lot and have to start clicking around for clues but here with a more adult story, and nice dialogues. Even playing it on my phone on the go, via Gamenative, the touch-mode works fine sometimes the menu is a bit hard to reach. But it's a perfect game for my old Pixel 7, and killing some time while traveling or waiting.
What an interminable slog this one is from the get-go. You have to listen to extremely long discussions on 4-5 subjects with every character you meet to get a vague clue as to what you need to do next, then exercise ongoing moon logic (i.e., try to inject every object you find with every person or object you meet) to randomly find a solution to move on. Just horribly illogical, accompanied by an inane storyline of no interest whatsoever. I rarely throw in the towel but this one tried my patience beyond the breaking point. Aren't games supposed to be fun to figure out?
Wonderfully realized world and puzzles that aren't too easy. I feel like I robbed them getting this game for a dollar. You can feel the passion put into it.
The game itself is nice but the ending was pretty awful. You don't get to kiss someone who's not in a state to consent and then say it was worth it.
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