$29.99Supraworld A Toy World Full of Secrets
You are an apprentice solver sent to save a princess for your exam, then sidetracked by five murders in a bright toy-world. Question suspects, piece together who did it, and lock up whoever you think is guilty. A funny first-person puzzle adventure for armchair detectives who like reasoning over combat.
Is Supraworld worth it?
Supraworld is worth it if…
- you like detective games where you name the culprit yourself
- you enjoy exploring every corner for secrets and upgrades
- you want hard puzzles with little hand holding
- you like cute, colorful worlds with dry comedy
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Five murders to solve your way
The new detective cases are the draw here. There is no fixed interrogation order. You look around, gather what you can, decide who looks guilty, and lock up whoever you think did it. It trusts your reasoning, with no hand holding, so a wrong hunch is yours to keep. Combat stays small beside this, and sometimes even fights work like puzzles.
A toy-world built for poking at
Around the cases sits a first-person puzzle metroidvania. You explore an interconnected world that opens up as you hunt down upgrades and abilities, from the solver exam that starts with rescuing the princess in the nearby castle. Nothing here is useless decoration. What you see is geometry you can use, packed with secret areas, and puzzle storms keep making life harder for the locals. It is cute, colorful and funny, with a dry streak, and it expects experienced players who want to be challenged.
Good to know?
Do you play as a detective?
You play an apprentice of the solver's guild, a group valued because puzzle storms keep making life harder. Your exam task is saving the princess from the nearby castle, and the murder cases sit alongside that work.
How much fighting is there?
Combat is a relatively small part of the game. Most of your time goes to exploring, solving puzzles, and detective work.
How does the world open up?
It is interconnected, and it expands as you find upgrades and abilities. There are no invisible walls everywhere. The geometry you see is what you can use for getting around.
Is it friendly to new puzzle fans?
It is aimed at experienced players who are tired of generic adventures and want something that challenges and surprises them. Expect to get stuck and think sideways.
