#Samorost 1 anteater series

The story involves a group of monks, sentinels of a powerful piece of dark matter who are betrayed by one of their own. Over the course of the Samorost 3 you come to understand that there is a narrative to complement proceedings told via storybook pages and pictographic ramblings from the planetsвЂ™ dwellers.

#Samorost 1 anteater series

Although I fully recommend going back and playing Samorost and Samorost 2, there is no overarching narrative connecting the series meaning that experiencing the first two entries isnвЂ™t a prerequisite to playing the third. Developed by Czech studio Amanita Design, who you may know from adventure games Botanicula, Manchinarium and, of course, the two other Samorost games (the first of which can be played for free), Samorost 3 is the developerвЂ™s most ambitious project to date and was worth the eleven-year wait since its predecessor.ДЇor those unfamiliar with the Samorost series, they are 2D point and click adventures featuring a small Smurf-like explorer clad in white pyjamas who, whilst never named, IвЂ™ll call Murphy for the sake of this review and who travels to distant planets. These are just some of the weird and wonderful creatures and situations youвЂ™ll encounter whilst exploring the whimsical worlds of Samorost 3.

Hot-tubbing monkeys, a giant anteater-polar bear hybrid, silkworm singing a hymn to their deity.