#Samorost 3 video game series#

Scenery Porn: The planets are created using photomanipulation and so are immaculate.For some planetoids, it's a wonder where they get the metal at all. Scavenger World: The technology NPCs have are all primitive, amounting to not much more than mechanical contraptions.Rube Goldberg Device: Several of the puzzles require aligning objects in just the right way as to set off one of these.Organic Technology: Spaceships made out of driftwood!.Samorost 3 uses icons rather than words for the game's menus, making it accessible as a game regardless of language. No-Dialogue Episode: There is no dialogue throughout any of the games.Medium Blending: The background is photorealistic and animated with pivot-style animation, the main character(s) are simple 2D designs with frame-by-frame animation, and Thought Bubbles and menus consist of just lineart.Fetch Quest: Some NPCs ask for an item or a task from the gnome in order for him to proceed.

Instead, the surrounding world focuses on the strange and beautiful scenery. Beautiful Void: None of the NPCs present in the game provide meaningful social interaction.The one the gnome lives on is made of wood. Baby Planet: All of the planets are more like Worlds in the Sky due to their tiny size and odd shapes.

#Samorost 3 video game series#

Art Evolution: The worlds have gotten increasingly complex and beautiful as the series has grown, while the gnome and his dog have the same simple designs as always.Alien Animals: Many critters on the planets resemble animals on Earth.Samorost 3, released in late March 2016, has our intrepid hero finding a magical trumpet and goes on a quest to return said trumpet to its original owners.

You and your dog find a sleeping taxi driver, wake him up, refuel his ship, and return home. On the way home, your spacecraft runs out of fuel, causing you to crash on another planetoid. After chasing after them, sneaking in through the front door and through some passages, you trap the fat alien in his own trap, and head for the surface. In Samorost 2, a pair of aliens kidnap your dog, and fly back to their own planetoid. Samorost features a gnome who, upon discovering a floating planet on a collision course with his own planet, flies there in his space rocket in hopes of stopping the menace somehow. Samorost, Samorost 2, and Samorost 3 are games released by Amanita Design. The (presumably) alien protagonist and his pet dog.