The Inner World: The Last Wind Monk
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The flute nose dynasty has been watching over Asposia for centuries on end. In secret, they fill the roly-poly world with light and life. Emil, a trader for odds and ends, has led all the Asposians astray, making them believe that the dynasty is in cahoots with dark forces.
Steam User 11
This is a point-and-click adventure with a unique world and captivating story. This sequel takes things up a notch, boasting even more cuteness, an expanded storyline, the signature humor fans adore, and engaging puzzles.
Steam User 2
Loved it. Love that the hint system gives you as much or as little help as you want. And l loved the simple but chraming story a lot. would 100% recommend
Steam User 1
A completely unique universe, very interesting tasks, my brain literally boiled a couple of times))
But I passed it, thanks to the developers for this treasure, 10 flutenoses out of 10)
Steam User 0
Whimsical, Clever, and Full of Heart
The Inner World – The Last Wind Monk is a delightful point-and-click adventure that blends humor, charm, and just the right amount of weirdness. Returning to Asposia felt like visiting an old friend—quirky characters, beautifully hand-drawn environments, and a story that’s surprisingly deep beneath all the silliness.
I really connected with the main characters—especially Robert and Peck, who constantly made me smile. The puzzles are smart without being frustrating, and the game does a great job balancing lighthearted moments with serious themes like prejudice and standing up for what’s right.
It’s the kind of game that reminds me why I love story-driven adventures: it’s funny, touching, and made with obvious care. A must-play if you enjoy heartfelt tales wrapped in whimsical worlds.
Steam User 0
Funny and relaxing game to spend time and find ingenious solutions to impossible problems
Steam User 0
Good family game. Sure, there are some times you wonder what you need to click to continue. That's the point isn't it? Shouldn't be easy. I can see this game be enjoyable with 2 or more people playing together. It doesn't allow multiplayer, I'm just saying if it's a Sunday, you're all in front of the TV, start it up, it's a good family puzzle game to play together.
PROS: The simple 2D, cartoon style doesn't require a $3000 GPU or a $10000 PC. Enjoyable, stress free gaming. You don't die. You don't blow up. There's no BFG. No grenades. Play it with your cat if you want. If you have a Shiba Inu, well, you're on your own, sorry. Doesn't require any expensive gaming peripheral. No violence.
CONS: I can't think of any. If it freezes, no big deal. End task, restart.
Steam User 0
Very nice adventure game. I like classic adventure games and this game is one of them. Puzzles are logical except last 2 chapters. I don't like when items can be reused several time and in several cases in special order. The rest of the game is very good. I recommend it for anyone who likes old-fashion adventure games.