- October 16, 2019
- Antler Interactive
Krystopia: A Puzzle Journey
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About
"Krystopia: A Puzzle Journey" is a single-player game where you play as space explorer Nova Dune, investigating a mysterious distress signal on a desolate planet. The game features 3D puzzle-solving, object interactions, and secrets hidden throughout the world. Your goal is to uncover the truth behind the vanished civilization and the planet's desertion.










- The game features beautiful graphics and a compelling story that immerses players in the exploration of a lost civilization.
- Puzzles are generally enjoyable and vary in complexity, providing a satisfying challenge as players progress through the chapters.
- The sound design and music create a relaxing atmosphere that enhances the overall gaming experience.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including clunky controls and bugs that can disrupt gameplay, such as freezing and unresponsive puzzles.
- Many players feel the game is too short and ends abruptly, leaving unresolved plot points and a sense of incompleteness.
- As a mobile port, it lacks the depth and customization options expected from a PC game, leading to a shallow experience for some players.
- story50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story in "Krystopia" is generally regarded as intriguing, set in a sci-fi world where players explore a mysterious, abandoned planet and uncover the remnants of a lost civilization. While the narrative starts strong and is complemented by beautiful art and engaging puzzles, many players feel it ultimately lacks a satisfying conclusion, with some plot holes and an abrupt ending. Overall, the blend of story and gameplay is appreciated, but the execution leaves room for improvement.
“Krystopia is a puzzle game with a compelling story line.”
“Both highly challenging and deeply compelling, Krystopia blends story and gameplay seamlessly.”
“It has an interesting story where you find relics and letters written as you discover and explore a planet where everyone has vanished.”
“The storytelling is quite a mess.”
“Started somewhat strong, but both the story and the gameplay kind of fell into incoherence by the end.”
“The story does have a few plot holes - e.g. the natives of the planet conveniently leave each other message pads in plain English - but the plot remained interesting throughout the game.”