Endacopia Horror Adventure

Endacopia is an adventure game with a surreal and mysterious plot. Players explore a bizarre and mysterious world where reality intertwines with imagination. The main character, a young boy named Andrew, finds himself in a strange and fantastic country Endacopia, full of unusual creatures and mysteries. He will have to solve many mysteries to find his way home and understand how he ended up in this mysterious world.

Features:

Thrilling Horror Atmosphere: Endacopia Horror Adventure creates a spine-chilling atmosphere that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Immerse yourself in a world filled with creepy visuals and eerie sounds.

Challenging Puzzles: Test your problem-solving skills with a variety of mind-bending puzzles. Explore every corner of the game to find clues and decipher the mysteries that lie within.

Interactive Exploration: Navigate through multiple rooms and areas, interacting with objects and uncovering hidden secrets. Every click counts, as each interaction can unlock new paths and reveal crucial information.

Immersive Sound Design: The spine-chilling sound effects and haunting music create an immersive experience that will make your heart race. Pay close attention to the sounds around you, as they might hold the key to your survival.

Tips for Users:

Pay Attention to Details: Many clues and hints are hidden within the environment, so make sure to thoroughly investigate every scene by tapping on objects and examining your surroundings.

Use Your Inventory Wisely: Collect items and tools along the way to help you overcome obstacles and solve puzzles. Be strategic in using these items at the right time and place.

Stay Alert and Expect the Unexpected: Keep your guard up as the game is filled with jump scares and unexpected events. Don't let your guard down and always be prepared for what lurks around the corner.

Reviews:

Heya, I played this fantabulous game during my 9-hour Halloween Stream and I liked it! For some reason the game kept tabbing out at random points (might have been better for me to play the web-based version instead), but it was pretty funny to watch me yell at the game.I loved the art style! The swaps between 2d to 3d during cutscenes add a bit of an unsettling feel to it.

this was by far one of the best demos i've ever played. i really enjoy the art style, and how almost everything feels "alive" and has importance, even for a giggle. i haven't impatiently awaited a game in a while, LOL can't wait to see more and hear what the guest musicians will do (this game and you deserve all of the kickstarter support and more.

Endacopia most certainly is a strange game that naturally fuels a sense of curiosity at what will happen next. However a "non-traditional" point-and-click is not how I would describe such a game.

For a demo of the upcoming game, this is a solid start. I'm not generally a fan of point-and-click games, however something about the strangeness of this world had caught my attention and so I had to give it a try. I was not disappointed.

Endacopia starts you off in a bedroom but like no other. The atmosphere and sense of strangeness already present. From there, the game invites you to click on anything, and that is where the magic lies. Like any of the old point-and-click games of the past, everything can be interacted with at least to a small degree - a nice little bit of polish and charm to bring the world alive. And through this polish it makes you naturally wonder what to click on and so inevitably you find your next clue to moving forward. Indie devs can often struggle to lead the player in the right direction. Either they just outright tell the player what to do (which most of us never enjoy the hand-holding), or they tell us nothing and can't even at least provide contrast between objects to give us a hint, leaving us to wander aimlessly and hopelessly until we ultimately give up (kind of like the game I played at the start of my stream). However, in Endacopia, this polish of naturally wanting to click on things is an intelligent way of getting the player to progress without having to guide the player directly through overly informative text boxes and tutorials. This game is a charm!Where things really need to be improved is its commitment to the 90's era point-and-click games. First of all, it is very committed to that bit, which is why I would definitely not describe it as "non-traditional". It is very, very much traditional and that's okay! However, it's commitment to this genre brings along the warts of awkward controls. Having to awkwardly cycle through commands using the right mouse button is just…well…awkward. These functions could easily be mapped to the keyboard. Similarly is your inventory. Although you never have more than a single item in the demo, it is still somewhat of a nuisance (and archaic design) to have to open the menu and assign the item to your mouse. It could easily be intelligently bound to your mouse if you have no other items in your inventory, but even more so, items, once again, could easily be bound to the keyboard.What is funny to me is that the commitment also seems skin deep as the game employs WASD movement, which is actually a somewhat modern control scheme (at least when we are talking about the age of games Endacopia is trying to emulate). So there is a disconnect between the game trying to be committed to the point and click with everything being mouse driven, and yet also breaks it's own rules by incorporating WASD which only further creates the desire that things were not so awkwardly (and unnecessarily) bound to the mouse. I don't share this as a way to give the excuse of removing the WASD from the game and double down on the awkward controls. Rather, I appreciate the dedication to the old skool way of controlling things, but some things are better left in the past, especially if some puzzles have tight time limits that require the player to quickly fumble through the controls to complete those puzzles.It seems the Kickstarter was successfully funded. Congratulations to the dev! I cannot wait to see what the finished product is like, and I hope to be able to play it one day soon with hopefully an improved control scheme (it would also be nice if the options were accessible from the game itself instead of launching a separate config program).Dev, please consider creating a Steam page for this game soon so that I and others who enjoyed this work can wishlist it and easily keep up to date with its pending release.If you'd like to watch my experience with the game, I've linked the archive below. You can click the timestamps to jump to when I start playing.

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