- September 28, 2021
- Khayalan arts
Samudra
Platforms
About
"Samudra" is a single-player fantasy platformer game with a good plot. It is an environmentally focused 2D puzzle game, featuring hand-illustrated underwater creatures and a polluted sea. 100% of profits from the game's sales in June support ocean conservation organizations in Indonesia. Samudra is a winner of the Unity for Humanity Grant.











- Beautiful art and music that create an engaging atmosphere.
- Puzzles are challenging yet satisfying to solve, providing a sense of accomplishment.
- The game delivers a meaningful story about ocean pollution, making it thought-provoking.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks fluidity, with clunky controls and unresponsive inputs.
- Many players experienced bugs and glitches that hindered the overall experience.
- Some puzzles lack clear instructions, leading to frustration and confusion during gameplay.
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is often highlighted as a strong point, featuring a deep and engaging narrative set in a post-apocalyptic underwater world, complemented by beautiful visuals and music. While many players appreciate the simple yet enjoyable storytelling, some criticize the vague symbolism that can lead to confusion in story progression. Overall, the narrative is seen as a key attraction, especially for those who prioritize story over gameplay.
“The game has a deep story and lore about a post-apocalyptic world where the main character, a kid, lives underwater and explores what really happened to the ocean across the world.”
“The character and creature designs are adorable, the environments are gorgeous, and the story is melancholy and sobering.”
“Come for the art style, stay for the unique story and puzzles.”
“Everything about this game is horrible... no story, controls suck, couldn't take more than a half hour... deleted!”
“- There are explanations through symbols but they are vague and misleading, which can result in wrong decisions for story progression that cannot be undone.”
“Especially if you like more story and not the gameplay.”