Endacopia

An Ode to the Surgeon O, Surgeon, strange and illustrious man, Whose mortal flesh thou didst forsake; Who saw the limits nature gave And swore that thou wouldst break them all. Thou art no saint, nor dost thou claim The gentleness of lesser men; Yet in thy heart there dwells a love That death itself could not condemn. Thou teachest children, mendest flesh, And seekest life where life hath fled; Thou lookest upon the dying world And simply askest, “Why must it end?” Thy hands are cruel, aye, 'tis true, Yet cruelty is not thy creed. For all thy madness, all thy sin, Thou art a man who dares to dream. So let the world call thee a monster; Let wiser men condemn thy ways. I shall remain thy fondest fool, And praise thee unto my dying days. For father, surgeon, bridegroom, god-- Whatever name the years may bring-- No man shall ever take thy place. I love thee, Surgeon. i would ravage that man. this part does not rhyme or anything i would do reprehensible things

very good game

One of the most creative and fun video game experiences I've ever had.

if you like undertale and weird games, youre GOING to love this. its a funny game with great music and overall a 10/10

It is a surreal and creepy, sometimes goofy, but really cozy experience. You should experience this game if you're into dreamcore or retro stuff, it has plenty of that. If I were to describe this game in a nutshell, I would say it's like a cup of tea before bed. Not particularly vivid or bright, but it feels warm and comforting, in a way. Maybe that's just me, though. Endacopia doesn't follow one specific storyline and lets you explore separate areas freely. There are also lots of puzzles, some of which I would find hard to figure out, though. Sometimes you have to walk a lot and press a ton of things, which can be a bit of a bother. Some secrets are also incredibly obscure due to the abundance of content in the game. I would still recommend not using a guide, though. Feels much nicer finding out things on your own. Plus, you can always ask your friend for tips... You know who I mean. I find it sort of similar to those dream explorer games like Yume Nikki, nophenia, all that. Unlike those games, though, Endacopia has its own quirk of having actual plot and lore (despite not having any particularly deep character arcs), rather than just being surreal and having quests involving exploration until you go crazy. 10/10 would grind again even if it meant spending my life figuring out the puzzles

everything about the game is amazing (ignoring kicking the ball 100 times in a row achivement)