- December 4, 2017
- Team DOTS
Echoed World
Platforms
About
Echoed World is a puzzle-based platformer, where mechanics and a story are bound together. The protagonist can no longer create life, but he can still manipulate with what has been already created. This process requires a lot of sacrifices to be made, but is often the only way to traverse through a slowly dying world, where creations are turning against their creator.











- The graphics are stunning and beautifully crafted, creating an immersive atmosphere.
- The gameplay mechanics are engaging, with clever puzzles that encourage logical thinking.
- The story, while short, is intriguing and leaves players wanting more, hinting at a larger narrative.
- The game is extremely short, taking only about 15-30 minutes to complete, which may leave players feeling unsatisfied.
- Controls can be frustrating and unresponsive at times, leading to awkward jumping and movement.
- There are several bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay, including issues with character movement and collision detection.
story
124 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Echoed World" is praised for its intriguing premise and rich environmental storytelling, effectively engaging players through visual and audio cues rather than extensive dialogue. However, many reviewers express disappointment over its brevity, with the game lasting only 15-30 minutes and lacking a satisfying conclusion, leaving players eager for more depth and continuation of the narrative. Overall, while the story shows great potential and captivates players, it feels incomplete and in need of expansion.
“Each puzzle is cleverly designed to test the player's problem-solving skills while also advancing the narrative, resulting in a satisfying balance of gameplay and storytelling.”
“The game's story unfolds organically through environmental storytelling, subtle visual cues, and immersive audio design.”
“Players are encouraged to piece together the narrative themselves, leading to a deeply engaging and immersive storytelling experience.”
“It's unexpectedly short (just about 25-30 minutes of play time), so the story that one might hope for is never told.”
“The story just ends too, which is a shame.”
“The story is little more than a basic idea and barely goes beyond what is presented in the opening exposition.”