App Info
Rating
PEGI 3
Release
Nov 12, 2024
Last Update
Fixed an issue with the Inventory not opening in Act 3
Genre
Adventure
About
When a wormhole tears open in space, an astronaut is hurled down and crashes on a distant planet. But where is she? Where are all the inhabitants of the planet? And how is she going to get back home? Solve the puzzle and piece together the mystery in this 2D, pixel art, first person, point and click adventure. Inspired by games like Myst and Riven with a dash of the LucasArt adventures of the 90s, The Abandoned Planet is sure to scratch that old-school, adventure game itch. • Play Act 1 for free • Beautiful chunky pixel art • Hundreds of locations to explore • Classic point and click adventure • Fully voiced in English Text localized into the following languages: • English • Spanish • Italian • French • German • Japanese • Korean • Portuguese • Russian • Chinese Simplified • Chinese Traditional
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Contacts
Kungsgatan 6, 211 49 Malmo, Sweden
Reviews
Lily G.
Stunning pixel art with lots of detail and proper techniques, love the storyline so far. Voice acting is excellent with the nice soothing voice. The difficulty for the demo is perfect and the story is easy to follow. Although the music sound effect after solving a puzzle is a little jarring. It's loud music that cuts off, feeling incomplete. But that's a minor complaint that doesn't effect gameplay at all. 5/5 highly recommend this game.
Lennon Wood
Quite an interesting spin on the usual snapbreak published point and click. Mainly taking a pixelart point and click approach while feeling simiar puzzle wise to games like the doors series and especially the far away games. Aswell as the inclusion of a story that's more integral to the plot of the game whilst not taking too much of a deviation in terms of setting. Definitely a good mobile puzzle game all round.
Faraz Sayed
Great art style, puzzles may require going back to previous locations to try something new. Just wish there was a fast travel back from the map. The free playable section felt too small, and if the rest of the game is short I think paying for the full game might be a bit of a waste. If this was ever discounted I would snap it up though.
Angeli Veronika
oh my god! i've just played act 1 and it's awesome! the artstyle, voice acting, and the overall aesthetic and vibe are all good! but devs, sometimes we do need hints and there's no "give me a hint" feature, but the puzzles are still solvable. oh and just a lil note, maybe the devs could include a lil "background story" before we begin the game. yeah, it's a GREAT GAME!! REALLY RECOMMEND!! (esp to buy the full ver)
Andrew Claussen
I really enjoyed this experience. It brought me back to the days of The Dig sitting on my dad's lap while we tried to figure which solution went to which puzzle. There's no pixel hunting, and the game makes it easy to find what you need if you need it. I had to write down solutions to remember at later parts of the game. The one issue I have is the in game journal. There are too many solutions that are too obvious, it felt a little lazy to just hand over the solutions in a tidy book.
LilMiss Sunshine
From what I've played, it's really lovely. The art style and soundscape makes a calming atmosphere. The main character also has a voice, and the puzzles are interesting and logical. However, you do have to buy the whole game to unlock the rest of the chapters. I dislike it when info like that isn't available in the description. It does seem to be worth the 6 bucks though.
Alex Brawl
Sup, peeps👋. It's been a fun free demo so far. Unfortunately, I don't have the spare cash to get the full game 😢. The free demo had some interesting puzzles, and the voice acting was an unexpected surprise (I loved that👍). It was dumb luck😂 being able to do the bridge puzzle for the river part(not the underground one). I look forward to the rest of what this game has in store (when I have the cash, obviously 😅). I will update my review when I get the full game. Later, peeps👋.
Jacob Coley
Too much of the game is blocked behind a paywall. Edit: being made by a solo developer is impressive as the visuals are really nice and the gameplay is intuitive. This needs to be titled Demo or something that makes the player aware that they will only be able to play the first 10 minutes for free.
Little Bacchus
A playable demo with voice acting that makes it feel like it is for the under 10 years old. The extream hand holding makes all the challenges / puzzles in this game redundant and could easily be replaced with a "continue" button to move the narrative (what there is of it) along.
Dan B
If you are able to support individual game creators, I highly recommend this game. The story is intriguing and although I had to look at a walkthrough for a few parts, the puzzles are fun to solve but not impossible at the same time. Games like these are why I still have hope in the creative gaming space when bigger entities and franchises underproduce and overpromise. Games like this, coromon, and btd6 (not as small but still) are well worth the small paywall. A game theory on this would be 🔥
Cyril (Cyril B)
*Full game* Got hooked by the art and the univers design. Story pretty nice, got surprised a few time by the turns it takes. I found the puzzle and clues well balanced. Basic logic puzzles but efficient, never got bored to solve. Liked the book to consult. Foot steps a bit boring after some time, more atmospheric background sounds or music sometimes. The voice is sometimes a bit tactless? Need different answers types? Overall, loved it, kind of game I would love to create. Good job to the team!