Whateverland

Mechanics

Whateverland is a two-dimensional point & click adventure in which we observe the action from different perspectives (although mostly is a side-scrolling). We explore locations, talk to characters, look for objects and solve puzzles.

The choices also play an important role - the story is not linear, and our decisions affect its further form (the developers have prepared several different endings). What's important is that it concerns not only to dialogues, but also gameplay - because Vincent is a thief, the player has an option to steal from the characters he meets, which of course can affect how they treat him.

In production, we will also find several mini-games that add variety to the gameplay, and even a "turn-based, strategic sports simulator".

Game modes

In Whateverland, we can only play alone. The basis of the game is a feature campaign.

Technical aspects

Whateverland has interesting two-dimensional graphics. It consists mainly of hand-drawn illustrations and animated character models, which are additionally superimposed with special effects (such as smoke or light). The game is designed in an intriguing, fairy-tale style that evokes associations with illustrated children's books - at the same time, the game has a rather gloomy atmosphere. All of this, of course, can be enjoyable.

The original, atmospheric soundtrack, recorded with the use of the saxophone and other instruments, also makes a good impression.