Supraland

Supraland is a puzzling sandbox adventure where the hero explores the toy world and discovers new abilities. Without them, some of the passages remain closed. Abilities are collected in a set: enhanced jump, shooting, attracting objects. Riddles are based on these skills and physics. The world is small but dense: secrets are hidden around every corner. Enemies are divided by type, and fights are short and do not interfere with exploration. Skills are unlocked through finds, and some of them are only needed for secrets. Enemies can be bypassed, and fights are often short. The world is densely packed with jokes and small details. Additional tasks are related to the inhabitants of the sandbox. The passage takes several evenings. Some passages open only after collecting abilities, so the map changes as you go. Opponents do not interfere with exploration if you avoid them. Riddles sometimes require two actions in a row, and this makes you think. Additional finds are hidden around inconspicuous corners. The passage takes several evenings. I would especially like to note the little things: signed signs, jokes on the walls of the toy world, and strange inscriptions on objects. It’s worth returning to places you’ve passed, because with new skills, workarounds open up. The riddles here punish not with death, but with time, so the research proceeds calmly. Some finds open doors to places you want to return to later. The controls are simple: jump, hit and a couple of buttons for skills. Some of the puzzles are designed for quick wits rather than reaction. The humor is based on parody and small details. This game is suitable for anyone who loves puzzles and sandboxes.