SAOMI

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SAOMI is a single player platformer game. It was developed by Naoka Studio and was released on April 30, 2022. It received very positive reviews from players.

Saomi is a thrilling adventure game where you help the titular character search for a lost family treasure. Using skills like running, jumping, double jumping, and dashing, navigate through obstacles, dodge traps, and explore new places. Join Saomi in this exciting journey to recover the family's rare diamond.

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Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

graphics2 negative mentions

The game features smooth, precise controls and a pleasing pixel art style, making it enjoyable to play.
With 60 levels and a gradual increase in difficulty, the game offers a fun challenge without being overly frustrating, thanks to well-placed checkpoints.
The game is short and sweet, making it a great option for fans of precision platformers looking for a quick gaming experience.

The game lacks the ability to remap controls, which can lead to discomfort for some players.
Some players found the level design to be uninspired and repetitive, detracting from the overall experience.
The game is relatively short, which may not justify the price for some players, especially if they complete it quickly.

graphics
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The graphics of Saomi are characterized by a nostalgic, old-school pixel art style that draws clear inspiration from Celeste, particularly in the design of its main character, which resembles Madeline. While some players note the similarities, the overall aesthetic is appreciated for its charm and suitability for both casual and challenging gameplay.
- “Saomi is a dash-double jump precision platformer that wears its Celeste inspiration on its sleeves, with its main character sprite and artwork bearing similarities to Madeline from Celeste.”
- “Saomi is a dash-doublejump precision platformer that wears its Celeste inspiration on its sleeves, with its main character sprite and artwork bearing blatant similarities to Madeline from Celeste's sprite and artwork.”
- “Casual and challenging platformer with old-school pixel artwork.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is praised for its quality, complementing the great art and enhancing the overall experience. The mini-soundtrack is noted for being enjoyable and fitting well within the game's easy difficulty and short playtime.
- “Neat mini-soundtrack, easy difficulty, 100% achievable in roughly 1 hour.”
- “Great art, great music.”
- “The mini-soundtrack is neat, but the easy difficulty makes it feel less engaging.”
- “It's possible to achieve 100% completion in roughly 1 hour, which leaves little room for replayability.”
- “The music lacks depth and variety, making the overall experience feel repetitive.”