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I love this game for it's bizarre take on a future where there are no humans and all that are left is the society the robots make after. I love these kinds of stories and getting to play in one is just a treat. Also, B'sod is a swear and I love it.

Very fun puzzle point and click adventure. The story rules and I appreciate a game that doesn't hold your hand.

Amazing game. A very good story, great puzzles and all perfectly balanced. One of the best Point and Click ever.

It's worth it for the story/atmosphere alone.

Atmospheric, but boring and not funny, despite desperately trying to be.

A point and click adventure game with a very interesting storyline and great world building with branching endings based on your actions and dialog.

Pros
+ Great story
+ Great music
+ Great artstyle
+ Great voice acting

Overview
Primordia is an impressive point & click adventure game that I would highly recommend to anyone that enjoys an immersive story and world building. Although it plays like any other within the genre, it truly stands out due its amazingly intricate crafted world and lore.
There are many choices and actions you may take that will have some impact on the inhabitants or world, some may be small while others completely change the course of the story.

The world of Primordia is so carefully crafted from the inhabitants, the environment, and the music to make the world feel so alive and real making it so easy to immerse oneself.

Story
At first the story may come off simple and cliché but as you play more and explore the world, things start to appear more than it seems. There is an obvious and straight forward path available where you simply follow the formula and reach the end easy but curiosity and exploration will reward you with twists and revelations.

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Very unique point and click adventure.

I haven't played this game in 5 years but I want to go back and re-experience it because the story and atmosphere just sticks in your head.

Realized I never left it the review it deserves so here it is. Don't know what else I can say besides the fact that I am still thinking about it 5 years later. The gameplay is pretty par for the course as far as point and clicks go, like most P&Cs what sets Primordia apart is the masterful worldbuilding and storytelling. If you go in open to that experience I guarantee you won't regret it.

This was a super fun throwback to the era of point-and-click adventure games - it reminded me of a sci-fi King's Quest. The puzzles are challenging but (mostly) not impossible, there's an in-game hint system, and the voice acting of the protagonist is fantastic. I wasn't as much of a fan of the voice acting of the comedic sidekick - it wasn't bad, it just didn't feel like a good fit tone-wise - but I got used to it pretty quickly (plus you can skip through dialogue after reading it if that's more your style). I enjoyed the story and extensive lore, as well as the ethical questions posed by the game. The take on what religion would look like to a robot also provided a pretty entertaining foil.

I didn't look up this game ahead of time so I didn't have any expectations going in. I will say there is one object-finding 'puzzle' at the start of the game that was frustrating enough that I looked up a hint, and after that I was able to figure everything out using in-game tools only (I do consider throwing my sidekick at random things to try to make things happen an in-game tool). All-in-all fun game and definitely happy I played it.