"In theory, if I were to install Munin on my Android phone, I imagine I might have a better time with it. The game’s puzzles seem custom made for the short play sessions and touch screen design of that platform. As it stands on PC, Munin is an underwhelming project held back by both its unique mechanics and its price disparity between versions. It is possible that the mobile version will be a more stripped down version of this experience, but there are already slim pickings here for all but the most logical of puzzle solvers. That, combined with the fact that there is nothing going on in this game that couldn’t be replicated on a phone, makes me think that this disparity is instead a case of accepted prices being higher on the Steam platform. However, I can only judge the game in front of me, which is an also-ran project that does pure platforming worse than Super Meat Boy and pure puzzling worse than The Bridge. Munin brings nothing new to the table on PC but its own frustrations, and why it has released on Steam ahead of its debut on phones in a month is as mysterious as Hugin’s problems with gathering feathers." - Alex Santa Maria of Geekenstein
Three years and 36 titles later, Daedalic celebrates the anniversary of their Steam debut with an insane sale.
Daedalic gives its fans so many reasons to play their games! Those guys are great!
This is awesome, if I didn't own a bunch of these I'd totally pick up a few titles. Blackguards 2 is especially good.
SteamFirst: I love puzzle games so when I saw this title I had to try it and honestly it didn’t disappoint me. Munin is an indie puzzle platformer where you have to turn pieces of the level around so you can find your way. Munin was developed by Gojira and released by Daedalic Entertainment on steam since 10 June 2014.
ENE3: "Munin is a challenge. The concept is simple: the trickster Loki became one of Odin's Ravens - Munin - a human, and spread their feathers for all realms. We have to help the poor crow regain their feathers, and we do so by turning parts of the level to which it has access".
