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A Monster's Expedition

94% positive of 1,607 Steam reviews

Released: 2020
Steam Deck: Verified
Platforms: Steam

Made by Draknek & Friends.

About the game

An adorable and relaxing open world puzzle adventure for monsters who love to learn about humans!

Tagged by players

Sokoban
Alternate History
Open World
Difficult
Post-apocalyptic
Nonlinear
Family Friendly
Surreal
Puzzle
Funny
Exploration
Cute

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Very Positive

What players say

Recommended
There are, surprisingly, a *lot* of ways to push a log. I first tried this game about a year ago, played ten minutes and decided it wasn’t for me. Didn’t even make it to the title card. I’m glad I gave it another chance, because this is a lot more interesting than I originally assumed. It’s definitely still a sokoban, and most people already know if that kind of game is for them or not, but there’s enough variation…
12 h played when written, mostly on Steam Deck. 2 found it helpful.
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Recommended
Very chill puzzle game with good ramping complexity. Soundtrack is serene. Played perfectly on my steam deck. 8/10
24 h played when written, mostly on Steam Deck. 0 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
The game is too relaxing. While the puzzles are relatively interesting in themselves, they have very little variety for the most part. The different areas of the game don't seem to introduce new mechanics or ways of interacting with the core tree pushing gameplay in a novel way. As a result you end up just sort of mindlessly solving a constant stream of puzzles without a real sense of progression. I'm assuming that…
6.5 h played when written. 15 found it helpful.
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