- January 31, 2020
- aberrator
36 apples
Platforms
About
"36 Apples" is a first-person puzzle adventure game, where players collect apples and explore a visually striking self-contained world. The game offers a meditative and tranquil experience, with three distinct areas to discover and unique puzzle designs. Players will enjoy the journey of discovery and the beauty of the orchard, as they uncover its secrets.








- The game features beautiful minimalist graphics and a calming atmosphere, making it visually appealing and relaxing to play.
- The puzzles are engaging and require observation and logic, providing a satisfying challenge for players.
- Despite its short length, the game offers a unique and unexpected ending that adds to the overall experience.
- Some puzzles are cryptic and difficult to understand, leading to frustration and the need for guides to progress.
- The game can feel too short and lacking in content, leaving players wanting more after completion.
- The ending takes a bizarre turn that may not resonate well with all players, potentially detracting from the overall enjoyment.
graphics
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their simplicity and minimalist art style, creating a cozy and visually appealing environment. While some players appreciate the pleasant aesthetics and the few graphical options available, others feel that the visuals lack depth and complexity. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's charm, though they may leave some players wanting more.
“Nice fun game, really nice graphics, easy on the eyes, simplistic and general just cozy environment. Had a fun 30 minutes playing and completing the game, although I did get a little stuck, but it was fun and the ending was unexpected but really cool. Would recommend checking out.”
“Graphics style and soundtracks, everything is simple but that's what makes it beautiful.”
“An excellent and sublimely simple puzzle game with pleasant graphics and a fantastically weird ending if you manage to find all the game's secrets.”
“Something that leaves me wanting more, especially from the art style.”
“It's a simple first-person interactive puzzle game presented with incredibly lazy minimalist art style.”
“It's a very short experimental game with a strong art style but not much to it really.”