The story of Phonopolis tackles relatable, real-world themes and topics, focusing on manipulation and individualism, but still keeping the overall experience playful and light-hearted. Players will take on the role of Felix, a thoughtful young man who, along with his fellow citizens, faces the imminent threat of falling under the control of the city’s authoritarian Leader once and for all, effectively losing their humanity. Accidentally becoming the only person who consciously recognizes the threat, young Felix must try to stop the Leader from playing the Absolute tone...
If you enjoy adventure games, original artistic design, or grew up playing games like Machinarium, you definitely shouldn't miss Phonopolis.
An unconventional, visually striking and imaginative adventure that takes you through a city full of propaganda, mechanisms and strange characters. It's not long, but it offers plenty of good puzzles.
Phonopolis is another little gem from Amanita Design: a short, beautiful, and very special adventure that wins you over more with its personality, humor, and world than with the complexity of its puzzles. It’s unique and captivating, and above all, it knows how to genuinely entertain you throughout the entire journey.
Just like Mario or Sonic, which, if reduced to their bare essentials, are simply games about "jumping on or over things," Amanita Design's game is essentially about touching what's on the screen. And around this simple idea, these point-and-click geniuses have built a work of playable engineering worthy of a high place in the Video Game Hall of Fame,...
Amanita’s handmade charm shines through, even if Phonopolis’ uneven puzzle design holds it back.
