Treasures of the Aegean (2021)

Undercoders

Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5 · Xbox One · Xbox Series X|S

3.50 from 6 ratings

63 members have it in their collection · 43 backlogged · 7 wish listed

How long? · 100% 13h (from 1 logged playthrough)

What happened to the Minoan civilization? Join parkour master Marie Taylor and treasure hunter James Andrew in a historical action thriller, as they unveil the secrets of a forgotten kingdom which has been tragically trapped in and endless time loop. Explore a beautifully hand-drawn non-lineal open world, recover valuable relics, chart a lost island, and gather new clues in every … Read more
What happened to the Minoan civilization? Join parkour master Marie Taylor and treasure hunter James Andrew in a historical action thriller, as they unveil the secrets of a forgotten kingdom which has been tragically trapped in and endless time loop. Explore a beautifully hand-drawn non-lineal open world, recover valuable relics, chart a lost island, and gather new clues in every loop to complete an ancient prophecy. Solve the riddles and mysteries that angered the old Gods, on your quest to prevent history from repeating itself forever. Read less
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Developers
Undercoders
Publishers
Numskull Games
Genres
Adventure, Arcade, Indie, Platform, Puzzle
Themes
Action, Historical, Mystery
Steam
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Release dates

  • Nov 11, 2021 (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One
  • Nov 11, 2021 (North_America) Xbox Series X|S
  • Nov 12, 2021 (Europe) Nintendo Switch

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shinespark

Status shinespark Nov 20, 2021

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Finished this one and quite liked it! Couple more thoughts:

The penalty for dying is great. There's a 3-second cutscene, you lose a minute from your current run's remaining time, and then you just respawn right where you were. Substantial but not obnoxious.

It's nothing so extensive as the endless new quips in Hades, but the game does a solid …

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Finished this one and quite liked it! Couple more thoughts:

The penalty for dying is great. There's a 3-second cutscene, you lose a minute from your current run's remaining time, and then you just respawn right where you were. Substantial but not obnoxious.

It's nothing so extensive as the endless new quips in Hades, but the game does a solid job of interspersing little bits of story and dialogue between runs. There are even a few brief flashback levels that show up to fill in the backstory of the protagonist.

The nonlinear world design is smartly layered so that you've always got several goals of different sizes you're working toward and not just wandering aimlessly. There's a couple big world-spanning puzzles that are always simmering in the back of your head. Each region of the map has medium-size puzzles that cover that whole region. And then you're constantly encountering fun little one-off puzzles and platforming challenges to nab treasures as you travel between your objectives.

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shinespark

Status shinespark Nov 16, 2021

Picked this up on a whim, it seems neat! It's a 2D Tomb Raider game with a time loop gimmick that pushes you to explore different sections of the big island you're on with each new loop.

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Initially you have only 15 minutes to poke around before the whole island explodes, but finding treasure raises the time limit for every …

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Picked this up on a whim, it seems neat! It's a 2D Tomb Raider game with a time loop gimmick that pushes you to explore different sections of the big island you're on with each new loop.

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Initially you have only 15 minutes to poke around before the whole island explodes, but finding treasure raises the time limit for every subsequent run. The platforming is breezy, the puzzles are simple fun, and there thankfully doesn't seem to be any combat at all. There's also quite a nice system for marking up the locations of switches, keys, and other important objects on your map.

Just a chill, relaxing game about desecrating an ancient ruin.

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