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#Samorost 3 review series

Using the horn let’s you learn about a terrible series of events that occurred on the other “floating worlds”. Once the main character picks it up he quickly learns that he can use the horn to listen to specific objects and animals throughout the world. Another thing that really impressed me was that the game contained no graphical settings, but still looks picturesque the whole time.Īt the start of the game a horn transcends from the sky. It is this extra attention to detail that really makes the game stand out and that much more enjoyable. For example on the first screen clicking on the leafs on the trees unlocks an achievement. Each scene feels alive and their are hidden extras to be found on every screen. The levels are very detailed and so are the characters that you meet along the way.

Simply put, Samorost 3, is absolutely beautiful! It features a unique graphical collage look. Samorost 3 is made by Aminita Design, who are most famous for their other games Machinarium and Botanicula. Luckily for me you require no prior knowledge of the previous 2 games to be able to fully enjoy Samorost 3.

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