- October 29, 2022
- DigiPen Institute of Technology
Utomah
93%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
93% User Score 60 reviews
Platforms
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About
Utomah is a 2D platformer in which the player navigates through a nightmarish world. Grapple, latch, and dash through incredible environments, discovering the darkness of one's inner mind, encountering true horrors along the way. Prepare to push your skills to the limit!

Audience ScoreBased on 60 reviews
graphics8 positive mentions
- Utomah features a charming art style and engaging music that enhances the overall experience.
- The game includes unique and exhilarating boss fights that provide a satisfying challenge.
- It's a free game that offers a polished experience, making it a worthwhile short play for fans of indie horror and platformers.
- Many players experienced technical issues, including crashes and difficulty running the game.
- The platforming mechanics can feel awkward and unrefined, detracting from the overall gameplay experience.
- The game is relatively easy, with generous health and checkpoints that reduce the challenge, especially in the final boss fight.
- graphics20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics of the game are highlighted for their unique art style, which evokes nostalgia for 90s and 2000s video games, and is complemented by a fitting musical score. While the visuals are generally praised as a standout feature, some users noted that certain mechanics and elements could benefit from further refinement. Overall, the game's aesthetic contributes significantly to its spooky atmosphere and engaging gameplay.
“Really cool game, I adore the visuals.”
“Loved the world, the art style, gameplay mechanics, sound effects, music, atmosphere, all are so good.”
“The art style and music are a mood and almost remind me of higher-end flash games.”
“Whether it's due to the success of Kane Pixels' backrooms or a nostalgia for the uncanniness of 90s and 2000s video game graphics, I couldn't tell you.”
“The visuals are the one element that stands out most of all.”