Andyland's 'Endacopia' Draws Over 2,500 Steam Players in Its First Day
The solo-developed surreal horror adventure, funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign, has opened to a strong player base and positive reception shortly after its full release.
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Independent creator Andyland released the point-and-click adventure game 'Endacopia' for PC via Steam on July 27. Within 24 hours, concurrent players exceeded 2,500 and have since stayed above 1,000. The game has 375 user reviews at the time of writing, 98 percent positive, earning a 'Very Positive' rating.
'Endacopia' is Andyland's first solo development, following his work as an indie animator and game developer with 1.14 million YouTube subscribers. He previously contributed to the roguelike shooter 'Picayune Dreams.'
The game follows a guardian angel guiding a boy named Mellow, who has lost his five senses, through a surreal world. Players switch between looking, touching, and talking to interact with the environment, solve puzzles, and fight hostile monsters.
Andyland released a free demo on itch.io in 2022 and ran a Kickstarter campaign that raised $52,313 against a $20,000 goal. A Steam demo followed in April 2026 before the full release on July 27.
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