

The Search For Paradisus
Walter O. M. Junior · 2023 · 3D Platformer, Dark Fantasy, Collectathon, Story Rich, Action-Adventure
PC
4 user reviews75% · 4
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About The Search For Paradisus
A 3D Platformer Where Every Jump Tests Your Sanity
The Search For Paradisus is an adventure that blends the agility and classic exploration of 3D platformers with a deep narrative and a Dark Fantasy universe.You awaken as a mere spark of your former self, trapped in Purgatorium, a dark labyrinth existing outside of time and space. The answers about your past are a blur lost in your memory.The Sarcastic Guide and False Hope
Your only company emerges from the flames of a tree that burns without being consumed. This enigmatic being, who calls himself Mr. Nobody, offers help with a constant air of disdain. He points the way to Paradisus, your only chance at freedom. His intentions, however, are a mystery as dark as your own prison.With Mr. Nobody's slightly questionable help, your journey begins.Key Features (Refined Edition):
This is the definitive, fully recreated version of the original experience, delivering the game in its most polished and complete form:- 🏃♂️ Fluid 3D Platforming: Programming and controls have been rebuilt from the ground up. Master precise jumps and overcome treacherous obstacles with a fast and responsive character.
- 🌑 Explore the Labyrinth: Lose yourself in artistically enhanced Dark Fantasy levels, discover hidden secrets, and collect Hopes – essential fragments to forge your path.
- 🎭 The Web of Mr. Nobody: Confront the enigmatic nature of your guide and find echoes of other lost souls. An immersive narrative with new cutscenes that question truth and trust.
- 🔮 Your Fate, Your Choices: Expanded content featuring 3 different endings. The truth about your past awaits in Paradisus. What will you become to reach it?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
well.. first project of the creator. it feels more like a study than a game just because it's, err, literally linear. pretty clean for a first project (i've definitely played much worse ones). a little bit of physics involved with the controls/movement but was easy to adapt. didn't experience any glitches that would affect quality. graphic elements (preloaded stuff) were very simple but the rendering was pretty good. i wouldn't call it exciting, and it definitely looks/feels amateur, but it's not bad. overall... i mean it's a very short game and it's pretty cheap. as a game, would be better if you could get it on sale/free, but if you could support the creator so he could maybe make better stuff, why not? :)2 found this helpful
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