The Inner World
- September 27, 2013
- Studio Fizbin
- 6h median play time
Despite a few illogical puzzles and poor controls, The Inner World’s writing shines through to create a decent, amusing adventure.
In "The Inner World," explore the mysterious kingdom of Asposia, hidden inside a hollow rock, and uncover a conspiracy that threatens its unique inhabitants. Play as Robert, a naive and kind-hearted novice, and his companion, a rebellious and brave thief named Laura, as they solve puzzles and navigate a captivating story full of humor and intrigue. Unravel the secrets of Asposia's wind system, secret societies, and ancient prophecies to save the world from impending doom.
Reviews
- story437 mentions
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- 1 % negative mentions
- funny197 mentions
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- graphics156 mentions
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- music109 mentions
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- gameplay64 mentions
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- stability26 mentions
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- emotional20 mentions
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- atmosphere18 mentions
- 56 % positive mentions
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- grinding13 mentions
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- character development6 mentions
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- optimization4 mentions
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- ads2 mentions
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Critic Reviews
Inside Out And All Over the Place: The Inner World Review
The Inner World has the heart of an adventure game, but its execution can only be likened to a dilettante’s exploration of the point-and-click genre. Asposia is an inventive world full of personality, but even despite the game’s goofy nature, the puzzle design is unfair, and frankly, indefensible. The game is a respectable dabbling in the genre, but when Robert’s adventure finally reaches its conclusion (and it will have you saying ‘finally’), don’t expect to feel like you accomplished much of anything at all.
60%The Inner World Review
Despite a few illogical puzzles and poor controls, The Inner World’s writing shines through to create a decent, amusing adventure.
70%The Inner World Review - KeenGamer
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