Goodbye Deponia
More chaos, more destruction, more Rufus. Not one, not two, but three Rufuses cause all kinds of crazy mayhem in the long-awaited adventure comedy Goodbye Deponia – part three of the Deponia series. The Organon plans the destruction of Deponia, the lovely Goal has (once again) disappeared, and anti-hero Rufus just can't seem to stop getting in his own way. All he wanted to do was to get off the junkyard planet of Deponia and move to Elysium, the paradise orbiting Deponia as a spaceship reserved for the highest echelons of society. Finally, Rufus has come up with a seemingly perfect plan… The award-winning Deponia series comprises four wacky tales of adventure from the junkyard planet Deponia. These classic point & click romps not only delight comedy fans and adventure veterans, but also newcomers to the genre.
Game Discussion
Steam User 2
Probably the best quest trilogy forever. Logical puzzles, nice drawings, cool developed characters definitely this game is a good one and would recommend to my friends to play it
Steam User 2
Goodbye Deponia is a great game. Developed by Daedalic when they made quality games versus the junk like Gollum.
Steam User 0
Sure, it was cringe at times (sewers sewers sewers) but it was still a satisfying end to the Deponia trilogy.
Steam User 0
To everyone who refuses to recommend Deponia: how dare you deny others the chance to laugh hysterically... and then cry themselves to sleep? This is not just a game. It's pain wrapped in comedy.
Steam User 0
50/50 achievements. The game starts in true Daedalic fashion. The game will use the rumble function of your controller (even if you are using keyboard and mouse), with no way to turn it off. You start on a section of a rails with constant rumbling.
The “do this x times for an achievement” events have also returned. It's always a sign of creativity when those show up.
You start out in a hotel, which reminds me of Day of the Tentacle. Later on, when you get control over multiple persons, you can even switch between them. Once again, Day of the Tentacle-ish. That's good.
What's not good is the shameless jab at Secret Files Tunguska. I'm deducting points for that.
The game has a much darker tone than the previous games, and seems to be better put together than the previous two games. I hope the final game is the best it has to offer.
Steam User 0
To all those people complaining about the humor in this game know that the developers are germans. German humor to outsiders might sound either not funny, too dark or cruel. But yeah, what they did to the black character "June" in the game is way over the line. Also how Rufus treats the little kids in the sewers could be considered child abuse. Maybe it's hilarious to germans, IDK. We should ask one. Anyways the game is fun, Rufus went super jerk mode in this installment but for some reason I like him better now. I just let go and accept the absurdity of the story. The english voice work is top of the line. Music is so so and repetitive. The puzzles make more sense ( I only cheated twice... maybe 3 ). Graphics are bright and with clear lines. All in all is a great point and click game and let us be thankful there are companies still making these kind of old school PC games.
spoiler ahead:
To the people complaining about the ending this is not the first time it ends with Rufus falling from the sky only to be rescued later. It's a cliffhanger ending people !! And maybe this time Rufus finally learned something and won't be such a jerk in the next installment ( which I doubt ). OK, I'm off to play the next Deponia game.
Steam User 0
I know I played the Deponia games in chronological order originally... but I don't remember what that order was.... so whatever.
I think of them all as one game in essence, and it was a good game. It just happens to be split into multiple parts.