Rain World

Rain World - the world lives without a hero: a small animal named slugcat is trying to survive in the food chain, where he is at the very bottom. Predators hunt each other, and whoever is nearby determines whether the next rain cycle will be the last. Huge downpours flood everything, so before every storm you need to find shelter and eat to your heart's content. The more often the hero survives, the higher his karma, and it opens up transitions to new lands. The controls are slippery and deliberately awkward: jumping takes some getting used to, and fights are best avoided. The world does not adapt to the player and continues to live even when the hero is sleeping in a hole. The world gets along without hints: you can only understand where to go by observation. The map is huge and so densely populated that there are almost no safe routes. Creatures are divided by type, and some of them hunt each other, and not the hero. The rain serves as a timer: if you don’t have time to hide, the cycle begins again. Some passages open only after a series of successful cycles. The creatures are divided by size and behavior, and some of them do not hunt the hero. Thefts and offerings change karma. Some passages are opened for special items. The rain starts on a timer, and it rushes on. Experience comes from observation, not from rewards. Karma changes the attitude of creatures towards the hero, and it determines whether they will be allowed further along the route. The holes serve as shelter during rain, and some of the passages are closed until the required number of successful cycles. For those who love unusual worlds and are not afraid of dead ends, this game is suitable.