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Supraworld (PC) - Steam Account - GLOBAL
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Description

Supraworld is a first-person puzzle Metroidvania where you play as an apprentice in the Solver's Guild, tasked with saving a princess from a nearby castle to pass your graduation exam. Explore an interconnected world filled with secrets, solve intricate puzzles, and uncover the truth behind mysterious murders in this challenging adventure. Gameplay Supraworld combines first-person exploration with Metroidvania-style progression, rewarding players with new abilities that unlock previously inaccessible areas. The game emphasizes environmental puzzles, detective cases, and minimal combat, focusing on clever problem-solving rather than action. Every element in the world serves a purpose, ensuring a streamlined and immersive experience. Story As an apprentice in the Solver's Guild, your mission is to rescue a princess trapped in a castle, proving your worth to graduate. The world is plagued by puzzle storms, making Solvers essential to society. Along the way, you'll investigate five murders, using deduction to identify the culprits and shape the outcome of your journey. Key Features First-person puzzle Metroidvania with an interconnected, expanding world Environmental puzzles that require logical thinking and exploration Detective cases where you deduce and accuse suspects freely Minimal hand-holding, designed for experienced players seeking a challenge No filler content; every element in the world has a purpose Light combat with puzzle-like mechanics