Supraworld

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Supraworld is a single player action game. It was developed by Supra Games and was released on August 15, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Supraworld is a single-player adventure game blending first-person puzzle-solving with Metroidvania exploration. As an apprentice in the solver's guild, you navigate an interconnected world filled with meaningful environments, secret areas, and upgrades while tackling humorous detective cases and challenging puzzles to save the princess.

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89%

Audience ScoreBased on 668 reviews

graphics28 positive mentions

optimization25 negative mentions

The game features very fun and clever puzzles that challenge players' expectations.
The graphics and level design are intricate and visually appealing, creating an immersive experience.
The game maintains the charm and humor of its predecessors while introducing new mechanics and exploration opportunities.

The game suffers from performance issues, particularly on lower-end hardware, making it difficult to play smoothly.
Some puzzles can feel obtuse or overly complex, leading to frustration and confusion for players.
The developer's approach to patching and altering puzzles can create a sense of unease about the game's stability and future content.

optimization
104 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
62%
24%
The game's optimization has received significant criticism, with many players reporting severe performance issues, particularly on lower-end hardware and the Steam Deck. While some users with high-end systems experience decent frame rates, the overall consensus is that the game suffers from typical Unreal Engine 5 optimization problems, including high memory usage, inconsistent frame rates, and graphical glitches. Players are hopeful that the developers will address these issues before the official release, but currently, the game's performance is a major drawback.
- “Despite the expected UE5 performance woes, this is a fantastic game so far!”
- “The game teases just enough abilities to get you invested for the acts to follow and the performance seems a bit more stable than prior releases.”
- “Had no crashes and performance is really great (after some adjustment in options), nothing feels really buggy or not well made/well thought out.”
- “If you want to play a more complete and optimized version with fewer bugs, you should wait until the official release is out.”
- “Its terrible performance and nonexistent increase in graphical quality is a dealbreaker for me — even on low settings with DLSS, legacy mode, and specs well above recommended requirements, spending hours on changing graphic settings each patch, it still drops below 60 fps.”
- “The game is not that optimized, but that is expected as this is a UE5 game in early access.”
graphics
76 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
37%
56%
7%
The graphics of "Supraworld" have received mixed reviews, with many praising the vibrant and polished visuals that enhance the game's charm and toybox aesthetic. However, players have reported significant performance issues, including low frame rates and visual glitches, particularly on lower-end systems, which detracts from the overall experience. While some appreciate the artistic direction and improvements over previous titles, others find the optimization and graphical fidelity lacking, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- “The moment you enter the world, the visuals stand out, vibrant, polished, and full of that familiar Supraland charm, even if the art style initially feels a bit different from the older games.”
- “The art style has been sharpened to a razor's edge, and where previous Supraland games might have shown signs of their indie status, this one glistens with lighting effects and impeccable models that beautifully convey being a tiny toy in a world full of oversized objects.”
- “The graphics are undoubtedly a step up from previous games from Supraland.”
- “Visual bugs: even on the lowest graphics settings, the picture remains blurry and unclear.”
- “It's probably due to being UE5, but it's a lot more demanding than it should be with the stylized graphics of this game.”
- “Unfortunately, like the previous titles from the same developer, Supraworld has an awful problem with graphics; I cannot play this game without getting severe motion sickness, which is a real shame because it's a wonderful series of puzzle games.”
gameplay
65 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
37%
58%
5%
The gameplay in this title emphasizes exploration and puzzle-solving over traditional RPG elements, rewarding players with skills and attributes as they navigate a richly designed world filled with clever puzzles and platforming challenges. While the mechanics are generally polished and innovative, some players find certain puzzles to be randomly placed or overly reliant on niche mechanics, leading to moments of confusion and frustration. Overall, the game maintains the humor and aesthetic of its predecessors while introducing new gameplay elements, though some feel it lacks the depth of exploration that characterized earlier entries in the series.
- “If you’re here for polished puzzles, new mechanics, and that unmistakable Supraland energy, you’re in the right place.”
- “The world feels fun to explore, the mechanics are polished for this stage, and you can clearly see the potential for much bigger things.”
- “Amazing mechanics, fun characters, and amazing puzzles.”
- “Its weak point remains the fighting mechanics, but it is designed that way, since the developer wants to create a game focused on riddles and exploration.”
- “You're thrown in without any idea of how the basic puzzle mechanics work and just kind of have to try random stuff until something works.”
- “While the graphics and mechanics have clearly improved, Supraworld seems to lack a real soul, making it a collection of empty puzzles.”
story
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
15%
79%
6%
The story in "Supraworld" has received mixed feedback, with some players appreciating its humor and imaginative setting, while others feel it lacks the cohesive narrative found in earlier titles. Many reviews highlight that the game focuses more on puzzles than a strong storyline, leading to a sense of disconnection at times. However, those who completed Act 1 found the plot enjoyable and engaging, with plenty of secrets and exploration to keep players motivated.
- “The story is glorious—no complaints there.”
- “I really enjoy the story and gameplay.”
- “It's a story about adventure, triumph, and then heading back home for a party.”
- “Not quite so story-based as the earlier Supraland games.”
- “The only thing I feel I'm missing (as opposed to earlier versions) is a proper storyline.”
- “The game started with the queen being locked behind a cage, and that's about it... just lots of puzzles entirely unrelated to the story, and the annoying villain that pops up everywhere saying nothing interesting.”
humor
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised for its cleverness and charm, featuring a mix of witty dialogue, funny references, and engaging memes that enhance the overall experience. Players appreciate the seamless integration of humor with challenging puzzles, creating a delightful atmosphere that encourages exploration and replayability. While some feel it lacks the cozy feel of earlier titles, the humor remains a standout aspect that keeps players entertained throughout their journey.
- “A brilliant gem with tons of funny memes and references!”
- “The writing is hilarious, there are fun little goofs and gags everywhere and it all fits naturally with the world that is being built.”
- “The humor is solid, and this game is relentlessly charming; I especially love the little snail and their cute little singing, and the puzzles where you exploit your rival's self-centeredness.”
music
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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27%
The music in the game is widely praised for its calming and charming qualities, enhancing the overall atmosphere and gameplay experience. Players appreciate how the soundtrack complements the colorful world and clever puzzles, making exploration enjoyable and memorable. However, some find certain musical elements, particularly in relation to gameplay mechanics, to be less appealing.
- “The music, especially in certain areas, is downright charming and I catch myself humming it throughout the day.”
- “Its colorful world, relaxing music, and clever puzzles make exploring every corner a true joy.”
- “The game about puzzles, puzzles, chill music and jokes.”
- “As for the music; it’s all calming and relaxing so far.”
- “Music, sound design, worldbuilding, graphics and everything like in the predecessors on a high quality level.”
stability
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
78%
Overall, the game's stability is mixed; while some players report a smooth performance with no crashes and minimal bugs, others experience significant glitches and visual issues that hinder gameplay. The reliance on advanced graphics techniques has led to confusion and frustration for some users, particularly in early access. Despite these concerns, many appreciate the game's overall performance and visual quality after adjustments.
- “Looks and runs great, better than some AAA games!”
- “It's not very buggy, especially considering it's still in early access.”
- “This game is so much trickier than the last and so much fun, but the glitches and graphics make this game almost unplayable.”
- “The over usage of nanite, the forced lumen, and the various visual glitches and bugs, as well as reliance on AI upscaling, is lazy.”
- “The use of AI to generate frames makes the game look buggy and confusing to look at; normally I'd be fine with the use of unconventional art styles, but it feels lazily implemented like they didn't care if the game could actually be comprehended when looked at.”
atmosphere
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
57%
The atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its seamless blend of familiar elements from previous titles and innovative new features, creating an inviting and adventurous experience. Reviewers highlight the perfect integration of gameplay, music, and dialogue, contributing to a charming and engaging environment that enhances the overall enjoyment of the puzzles. The consistent quality of the atmosphere across the series reinforces its appeal to fans.
- “The developers have managed to retain the familiar atmosphere of its predecessors while incorporating new creative elements, ensuring that each playthrough remains exciting and unique.”
- “The atmosphere is immediately inviting and sets the tone for a creative and adventurous experience.”
- “The atmosphere, the gameplay, the music, and the dialogue are stitched together so perfectly.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
83%
Reviews indicate that grinding in the game can be tedious, particularly due to frustrating combat mechanics and the constant presence of enemies that disrupt gameplay. While some players find the experience more rewarding than traditional grinding in survival games or RPGs, many express dissatisfaction with the repetitive nature of enemy encounters and the challenges posed by puzzles. Overall, the grinding aspect is seen as a significant drawback, impacting the enjoyment of the game.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Jumping is tedious, even with the high jump bonus.”
- “The enemy can be tedious to handle, especially in the beginning when you don't have enough upgrades, while you have to solve the puzzles to stop them from spawning.”
- “The combat (which has been a recurring issue in the series) is easily the worst in the series; the enemies are very tedious and annoying to handle, and they interrupt your puzzle solving.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players express frustration with the game's monetization strategy, feeling misled by advertisements that promise engaging puzzles without delivering clear content or objectives.
- “The game has this huge advertisement 'come here and do a puzzle,' and you're left wondering if the game will ever tell you what the puzzle is.”
- “The monetization system feels overly aggressive, making it hard to enjoy the game without spending money.”
- “I feel like I'm constantly being pushed to buy in-game currency just to progress, which ruins the experience.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the game highly replayable due to its challenging puzzles and humorous commentary, which encourage exploration of secrets and missed content. The balance of difficulty keeps players engaged, prompting them to revisit areas to uncover all hidden elements.
- “The puzzles are just difficult enough, the commentary is funny, and the replay value is high with all the secrets and things you learn.”
- “The puzzles are just hard enough to have you totally confused one minute and feeling like a genius the next, only to find that you have 'only' missed 20 of the secrets in the area you have just left, giving some nice replayability as you try and work it all out.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players express a deep emotional connection to the Supraland series, lamenting the disappointment of a new installment that feels compromised. Despite this, many believe the game offers a wholesome and memorable experience that surpasses the grind of typical survival or online RPGs, highlighting its emotional resonance.
- “Even if you'd get only 20 hours out of this title (which will be way more most likely), I would argue it's a much more wholesome and memorable experience than spending hundreds of hours grinding in some survival game or online RPG.”