

The Odyssey of the Mammoth
Mighty Tusks · 2022 · Adventure, Historical, Dynamic Narration, Stylized, Action-Adventure
PC
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About The Odyssey of the Mammoth


The Odyssey of the Mammoth takes you back to the Stone Age 12,000 years ago. Play as a mammoth mother and guide your calf to Wrangel Island, the last known haven of mammothkind.

Show your might and take part in fights of pachydermian proportions! Lead your calf during combat, charge through the crowd, and stomp your enemies.

Between battles, enjoy an amazing view. Discover three colorful environments: the vast steppes, the lush taiga and the arctic glaciers.

Experience the mammoths’ extinction through the voice of an involved narrator, as he leads you on your journey giving you advices, facts about the era, and even some sarcastic puns.

- Three beautiful environments to discover from a third person perspective
- Three different attacks to deal with predators: tusk sweep, charge and stomp
- A dynamic narrator
- A complete saving system including checkpoints and 3 saving slots
- An original soundtrack
- 18 fun achievements
- Video settings to control graphics quality, full screen or windowed mode and resolution
- Audio settings to control master, music, SFX and narration volumes, and possibility to turn on or off subtitles
- Credits accessible from main menu

Mighty Tusks is a team of thirty graduating students from Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue in Montréal. The project started in September 2021 and ended March 4th.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Let's get the negatives out of the way first: Voice acting: Atroceous Narrative: Passable Performance: It's a student's project. Gameplay: It feels promising at first though at a certain point it does get repetitive. It feels like it needed more things to do and chapters, once again the commentary given by the narrator was Horrible. Now onto my thoughts/notes: The game it's self is fun, navigating across the different landscapes and knocking humans around is really fun, i particularly enjoyed destroying their settlements. Ignoring the narrative given to us by the voice actors (Nothing bad wished upon yall it really was just terrible), the premise is very simple: As an adult female mammoth we are taking care of and guiding our child to a safer spot as we are arriving to Wrangel island known to hold mammoths until very recently (4 thousand years ago aproximately) We go around exploring and destroying/solving Very simple puzzles. Would i reccomend this game? Yes. Turn off the voice acting for a better experience! It's short, Free and cute in certain ways. Final rating: 5.7/10 UwU's.
Finished the game. The combat is shallow, and it clearly wants to be Journey, but all that could be forgiven if they didn't make the choice to have the awfully written narrator. You can turn him off, but what does that leave? Pretty pictures, what you can get from the trailer.
Art style like Spirit of the North…narration like Say No More. It’s simple and free. I originally played this for 16 minutes when it came out and decided it wasn’t for us but my daughter saw it in my library and went for it all these years later. In level three we were still showing as under attack although all enemies are gone and we couldn’t push the boulder…resetting to last checkpoint we cleared the enemies and the prompt to push the boulder came up. A free game’s always going to have bugs.
Fairly decent game. It's a good way to pass the time and it was actually enjoyable smashing through waves of humans. I'd have wished there were other obstacles like maybe other ice age predators or a blizzard, but I had fun, and I also liked the narration :)
Best niche and underrated game i have ever played.
A little adventure posed as a national geogrpahic style documentary with an attempt at some witty commentary - cute. calm and a cool effort as a student project. 5/10 - Some of the achievements appear to be bugged.
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