Samorost 3 plant puzzle full#

Harmony is important, too, because while Samorost 3 isn’t a music game it’s about as close to one as a point & click adventure can get. The gnome lives in a gorgeous section of the universe, and he’ll need to explore every bit of it to restore harmony to his broken sector of space. Each world is a beautiful little microcosm of strange nature, from the biggest multi-screen planets to the smaller single-screen asteroids, each with its own unique design and environment. The worlds are bigger and stranger than ever before, rich with detail and wonderful imagery, and filled with puzzles built off figuring out the ecology and strange machines littering the different planets. Samorost 3 is exactly the game you’d expect if the developers of the first two had years of experience and much better tech backing up their initial talent. Luckily the gnome is in a point & click adventure game so that’s not going to be too much of a problem. It’s too much to resist for the inquisitive little guy but, without a spaceship any more, he’s stuck at home unless he can cobble together the parts necessary to build a new one. Eleven years is a long time to wait for a sequel but Samorost 3 picks up right where the last game left off, with the gnome comfy and safe at home but a bigger world outside his door calling for his attention.

Samorost 3 plant puzzle full#

The first time was back in 2003 in a free game that’s still available and playable in any web browser, while the second adventure was a full release two years later. It’s a quiet life, for the most part, but every few years adventure comes calling. The gnome lives alone with his dog on a secluded little planetoid in a weird little section of space.