- February 19, 2015
- Specialbit Studio
- 2h median play time
Inbetween Land
Platforms
About
"Inbetween Land" is a casual hidden object game with adventure elements. After a meteorite strikes and transforms your small coastal town, you must restore it by finding hidden objects, solving puzzles, and uncovering the mystery behind the meteorite's impact. With its immersive storyline and challenging gameplay, Inbetween Land offers a compelling experience for fans of the genre.











- Good number and variety of puzzles that are challenging but not overly difficult.
- Beautiful graphics and art style that enhance the overall experience.
- Easy navigation with clear indicators for where to go next, minimizing backtracking.
- The game is quite short, typically taking only 2-3 hours to complete.
- Lacks a detailed story and character development, making it feel somewhat shallow.
- No map feature, which can make navigation a bit confusing at times.
story
96 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally described as simple and straightforward, often lacking depth and development, with many reviewers noting it feels rushed or like an afterthought. While some appreciate the cute ending and the fantasy setting, others criticize the plot for being minimal and not particularly engaging, with many preferring more narrative detail and complexity. Overall, the game is seen as more focused on puzzles than on storytelling, making it a decent but unremarkable experience.
“The story is nice and the art is gorgeous.”
“The fantasy-themed story concerns the protagonist searching for her missing friend on an island in the sky.”
“While I wish there was more information about the world the floating island came from, the main storyline gets a satisfying enough ending.”
“The plot is almost non-existent, but the puzzles and setting are unique and enjoyable.”
“While it doesn't end on a cliffhanger, everything feels pretty rushed and lacking in narrative detail; it feels more like an outline of a story than a fully fleshed out story in its own right.”
“The storyline is weak.”