- December 12, 2018
- CrazyKraken
Subterraneus
Platforms
About
"Subterraneus" is a Point&Click 2D adventure game where players control Clodomir, who falls into a garbage collection hole and wakes up in an underground cave. The goal is to reach the surface by interacting with over 500 points across 20 pictures. With customizable difficulty and a multi-layered hint system, players will enjoy the "old school" gameplay and humor while encountering 12 NPCs and various references.










- The game features a great visual style and unique music, enhancing the overall experience.
- It includes a well-designed hint system that effectively guides players without making them feel stuck.
- Quality of life features, such as instant text advancement and smart action toggles, significantly improve gameplay efficiency.
- The game is relatively short, which may not justify its price for some players.
- The cluttered screens with numerous items can lead to frustrating backtracking and pixel hunting.
- There are some bugs and inconsistencies, such as items highlighted in reduced mode that cannot be clicked.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, featuring a simple yet engaging plot that contributes to a richly developed world. While some players found the humor to be less effective than expected and noted inconsistencies in storytelling, the built-in hint system enhances the experience by guiding players through objectives efficiently. Overall, the narrative is described as fun, with engaging characters and a light-hearted presentation, despite some forced jokes.
“While the plot is simple, some of the bits you learn makes the world feel more fleshed out.”
“Overall, I really liked the game, but the good visual worldbuilding plus the distractors made me feel like there was a larger world and story to explore.”
“The story is kind of minimalistic, the presentation is light-hearted and funny (albeit sometimes jokes feel a bit forced).”
“There are some inconsistencies in storytelling.”
“The story is kind of minimalistic; the presentation is light-hearted and funny, although sometimes the jokes feel a bit forced.”
“I really liked the story, although it isn't as funny as I hoped it would be.”