$19.99Deponia Doomsday Rewind the apocalypse
Guide Rufus through time loops and paradoxes to undo a disaster, one absurd puzzle at a time.
Is Deponia Doomsday worth it?
Deponia Doomsday is worth it if…
- you want a story-rich point-and-click comedy with genuinely strange humor
- you enjoy time travel plots that tangle themselves and then untangle
- you played the trilogy and want answers about that ending
- you like classic adventures where the writing matters more than reflexes
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Rufus versus time itself
It starts with a nightmare: Rufus sees himself as the last Deponian alive, forced to blow up the planet, and worst of all, sporting a mustache. When a quirky temporal scientist named McChronicle turns up with news of strange time anomalies, the solution presents itself: some careless time travelers from the future have parked their time machine right in his neighborhood.
From there, you hop between eras, watch events unfold differently, and try to steer Rufus' past, present and future away from disaster. The time loops tangle the plot in genuinely clever ways, and the story gets properly twisty after the halfway point. Stick with it: the epilogue untangles the knots.
A junk planet worth saving
Deponia has always been a place where garbage meets grandeur, and this is the biggest, longest trip through it yet. You visit the junk planet and the floating city of Elysium, wander familiar locations from new angles, and meet more than 70 new characters alongside the faces you know. Some characters even get backstories they never had before.
Everything is hand-drawn in the series' comic style, with a soundtrack that carries each scene. The humor stays as absurd as ever, and the game works even if this is your first Deponia: the opening recaps what you missed, then gets on with the jokes.
