Subterraneus

Subterraneus is for people who miss old-school adventure games where every screen is worth picking apart. The mood is odd and a bit absurd: a supposedly perfect garbage-recycling world, and a hero with an empty head who has to dig his way out of it. Everything runs on the mouse, no extra controls to learn. The highlights: - Early on, your time goes to poking around the cave and figuring out what can be touched and where to go next - There are a lot of interactive spots, and plenty of objects look useless until the right idea clicks - Hints come in several levels, so you can peek a little instead of reading the full solution right away - Difficulty is adjustable, so both newcomers and seasoned adventure fans can find their pace You get a Steam activation key for the Global region: enter it in the Steam client and the game shows up in your library. You can buy the Subterraneus key right here, and the key appears on the order page as soon as payment goes through. Story: Our story begins on an overpopulated planet, with limited resources but a striking technology. In this world, the authorities designed a perfect and inclusive garbage recycling system, allowing a limitless reuse of the resources. We find our hero, Clodomir, at the collection center, throwing his household waste away. Without knowing why, he passes out and falls head first into the collection hole. He will wake up on a gigantic garbage pile, in the middle of a cave, miles underground. Then, his sole purpose will be: to go back to the surface. Features: - An “old school” Point&Click 2D adventure game inspired by the greatest licenses - Entirely playable with the mouse - Multi-layered hint-system - Customizable difficulty - 500+ interactive points scattered across 20 pictures - 12 NPC and 1 blank minded hero - A whole lot of more or less obscure references - Drawn, programmed and scripted by a single mind controlling a golem of flesh - Funny humor not included