Samorost 3

Samorost series are fine examples of surrealism art combined with point and click adventure.
Samorost 1 (free flash game at their website), is a very short game about saving your planet from a collision with another planet coming your way. The game can be finished within 10 minutes, it gives more like a feel of a hobbyist giving their first try at game creation. But the surrealism artwork is superb.
Samorost 2 is a slightly longer game about an hour of journey with a clear objective to save your dog. It's still somewhat powered by flash player and gives the feel of a beginner indie game. But again, superb in artwork and the self-created sound effects are funny and intriguing.
Samorost 3 came up to standard as a professional game, slightly longer than Samorost 2 but there are lots of things to explore. You don't get a clear objective this time, but rather going through the game on a journey collecting clues and lore to understand more of the story. A really big upgrade on the story telling part. And the game play, the original music, the sound effects, as well as the superb realism art, all made this into a very unique and original game of its own.
All 3 series uses the same protagonist but there isn't a real link between their story, except a small time line about the rocket he owned. Other than that, you can play them in any order and fully enjoy them in your own pace without needing to worry about missing out previous story line.
Recommended! Truly a Master piece!

Beautiful!
Relaxing game!
Thank you Amanita Design!

I had a vague recollection of a game I played as a kid (Questionaut) and decided to see if the developers were still doing anything. I have now binged all of the Samorost series in a very short timespan.
Of the three Samorost games, this is my favourite, and it shows obvious improvement from the earlier games.
The art is gorgeous and feels very organic/fantastical (the studio's style), the puzzles are varied and don't patronise you (there is a hint book but that is about it and that itself is a puzzle), and despite the fact it's a Point & Click game it manages to have a quite long play time and doesn't end up being boring.
10/10 would recommend. Most of my other reviews on steam are "I like it more than I hate it" but this is a genuine recommendation. I want to force people to play it now.

Amazing game, quick to get into, complex puzzles but still intuitive. Obviously the art style is standing out. If you wanna get all the achievements you most likely have to follow a guide, like I did. Other than that, another hit just like Machinarium

This is my dream game tbh. Everything about it is amazing, I don't even know where to start with praise. The artistry and the detail and creativity and beauty and soundtrack and story-line and the puzzles and exploration wow. It is just so smart and enchanting and fun. Can't even imagine the efforts it took to make, but forever grateful those efforts were given for this masterpiece to exist

Beside being a nice little story puzzle game, it's weird, its beautiful and the soundtrack is pretty nice - took me just under 4 hours to complete with 100% achievements. Well done Amanita Design!

A wonderfully crafted point an click adventure with phenomenal artwork and sound design. Exploring strange worlds is calming, intuitive and rewarding. While the overall story length is a little short, and somewhat sparse in the amount of puzzles, these do not reduce the overall experience.
Once on sale, its a must buy for any point & click adventure fan.