Overencumbered In Another World

I was Unencumbered in my own world. This game helped me find God.

nice, sometimes complex puzzle game! Good price too!

Great game with nostalgic as well as comedy in it. Either take your time or speed run the game, regardless of how you play it it's worth it. Maybe in the future we'll have more gaming references for our inventory management. Keep up the amazing work.

Awesome little inventory management game. Played the demo and it looks like the team has added a lot of content since then. Absolutely worth the pick up at this price!

Fun game, good bit of head scratching trying to fit all the items in the right spots and super satisfying when you see it all come together, currently on level 26 and the puzzles have become a bit more in depth with using items in your inventory to reduce the amount of stuff you have to pack, has some funny item descriptions too, and there are some decent puns from the VA :D

RECRUIT LOOK AT ALL THE ITEMS GET THEM IN THE BAG [b]Overencumbered With A Mile-Long Name[/b] is an isekai where the protagonist is really good at bagging groceries. In all seriousness, it's a fun puzzle game that gets deceptively challenging. Take the general inventory management of Backpack Hero & God Of Weapons, throw in some clever chicken/wolf/corn strategy play, and then add a whole other balancing mechanic later down the road. I do think a special thumbs up should go to how well the game teaches you its mechanics without needing to beat you over the head with tutorials. You learn as you play pretty organically and I dig it. The humor's all references to other games, and it's more hit than miss. I found the audio design charming, I even LOL'd at the occasional noise that accompanies one of the anti-rad items. Downsides: the UI is perfectly functional & responsive, but not the prettiest. Kind of an annoying "bark" that the mission-giver does if you don't solve puzzles fast enough; it was way worse in the demo and there's an option to turn it off, so I really only have myself to blame for being annoyed by it. I do wish the part 2 puzzles offered a less obtuse way to indicate item weight, but not a deal breaker. It's great value for the asking price, and it does the main thing puzzle games should do: the solutions make you feel clever. RECRUIT LOOK AT ALL THE VALUE PAY WHAT'S ON THE TAG

Scratches that RE4/8 inventory management itch, except in a Fallout aesthetic. Pretty good game, I like it :)