Adventure/приключение
A hand-drawn exploration game about mapping a quiet floating archipelago.
★★★★★ 4.7
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Adventure/приключение · 4.7★
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Why this quiet little exploration game ended up on every phone in the office.
Because most of us are gaming on a crowded train, not a couch.
After weeks with Tidewatch Command and others, our answer is: mostly yes.
A relaxing game still has to be a good game underneath.
What readers say
«A hand-drawn exploration game about mapping a quiet floating archipelago.»
Pavel · Luxora
«A turn-based RPG where every party member reshapes how battles play out.»
Hugo · Ashfall Legion
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