I tried this game out because I really enjoyed a few of their other games. It really makes you have to think a bit outside of the box. Graphics were good, but blacked out in some parts until received an update and it played okay after that. I'll probably play it again at some point since I was more in the mood for different types of puzzles rather than an inventive world where I have to make things happen with this character. But overall a very unique and low-key enjoyable game.

Amanita's games usually consider storytelling a secondary aspect, they are about the visuals, the imagination put into their worlds, and the really unorthodox point 'n' click puzzles.

Although Samorost 3 still has those, this time the story makes an obvious presence, as the hero Gnome tries to foil the plans of a musical monk gone rogue. Music itself is a central element in the game, many puzzles and many small planets we visit rely on it somehow.

This was also Amanita's most "adventure game-y" title for a long while, with puzzles having more straightforward solutions. The usualy intuitive use of the scenery remains though, so if you are up for some really unique experience, Samorost 3 still delivers.