If you are craving a puzzle-filled adventure that actually respects your intelligence, Supraworld is an early-access gem you absolutely need to play. Standing out as a highly unique first-person Metroidvania among modern PC Games, this title shrinks you down to the size of a toy in a massive, handcrafted playroom. It completely ditches annoying hand-holding, offering a sprawling open world where every single object you see has a specific purpose. It is the perfect game to boot up when you just want to explore hidden secrets and feel genuinely clever figuring out tricky solutions completely on your own.
Storyline
The narrative setup is brilliantly playful and gets straight to the point. You play as an apprentice in the solver's guild, trying to pass your final exams in a vibrant world where strange "puzzle storms" are constantly causing chaos for the locals. While your main quest sounds like a classic trope—saving a princess from a nearby castle—the real fun lies in the weird mysteries you stumble upon along the way. You even get to tackle wild detective cases, deducing who committed strange toy-world murders and locking up whoever you think is guilty.
Gaming experience
When it comes to the gameplay, it is a masterclass in exploration and thinking outside the box. You spend your time hunting down powerful new abilities that let you defy gravity and reach previously impossible areas. Combat takes a backseat here; instead, the focus is entirely on using your environment to crack unconventional, mind-bending puzzles. Every single corner is packed with secrets, and because there are absolutely no invisible walls, if you can see a ledge, you can reach it. It delivers a highly rewarding loop that will easily keep any puzzle fan completely hooked for hours.
