Goodbye Deponia

Release date: 2013-10-17
Developers: Daedalic Entertainment
Publishers: Daedalic Entertainment
Genres: Adventure, Funny, Indie, Narrative, Point & Click

89%Steam playersPositive · 2,615 reviews ↗ 80/100 MetacriticPC critic score ↗

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About this game

The third instalment in the only trilogy made up of four games. If you like Point and Click games with quirky humour and convoluted puzzles reminiscent of old-school LucasArts titles like Monkey Island, then this is the game for you! But play the first game (Deponia) first, and then the second (Chaos on Deponia), because there’s a real overarching narrative.