$2.99Hylics Clay worlds, strange battles
Guide Wayne through a dreamlike clay world, fight turn-based battles and unravel the Moon King's strange domain at your own pace.
Is Hylics worth it?
Hylics is worth it if…
- you like games that refuse to explain themselves and reward wandering
- you want a short, strange RPG you can finish in an evening or two
- you care more about art, atmosphere and mood than a tight plot
- you enjoy turn-based battles without needing deep systems
- you have a high tolerance for nonsense dialogue, in English only
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Clay, pixels and other dimensions
Every character and creature here is a real clay model, scanned and animated frame by frame, then processed into pixel art. The result is a world of warped perspectives and saturated color that sits somewhere between an alien archipelago and a fever dream: lone structures in empty landscapes, ruins, deserts, laboratories, other dimensions. You play as Wayne, a fellow with a distinctly lunar face, gathering companions like Dedusmuln and Somsnosa on the way to Gibby, the Moon King. Nothing explains itself. Most non-essential characters speak in randomly generated jumbles of words, and the plot stays vague on purpose, leaving room to read your own meaning into the meaninglessness. The soundtrack, mostly synth and guitar, keeps a melancholy, dreamlike tone under all of it.

















