Description
Pilgrims – A Playful Adventure Full of Humor and Freedom!
Pilgrims is a charming and playful adventure game created by the team behind the beloved classics Machinarium and Samorost. Roam the land as you please, make new friends, share a laugh with fellow travelers, and help them complete their little stories — entirely your way.
There is no single correct path. Experiment with dozens of items and unique characters to discover multiple solutions to every situation. The more you play, the more humorous and unexpected outcomes you’ll find.
Key Features
Free-roaming playful adventure
Multiple solutions for every task
Dozens of unique items and characters
45 achievements encouraging replayability
Hundreds of hand-crafted animations
Custom-made sound effects with hilarious results
Original soundtrack by Floex (Machinarium, Samorost 3) featuring live instruments and organic electronics
Warm, hand-crafted artistic style
Perfect For Players Who Enjoy
Playfulness over strict puzzle-solving
High replay value and experimentation
Charming hand-crafted worlds and humor
Games from the creators of Machinarium and Samorost
Game Category: Adventure / Point-and-Click / Experimental Adventure
Ready to wander, experiment, and discover every funny outcome? Dive into Pilgrims and experience a truly unique adventure!
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. Who created Pilgrims?
Pilgrims was created by the team behind the critically acclaimed games Machinarium and Samorost.
Q2. Is there only one way to solve the puzzles?
No. The game encourages experimentation — there are multiple solutions for most tasks.
Q3. How many achievements are there?
The game features 45 achievements designed to encourage multiple playthroughs.
Q4. What makes the game special?
Hundreds of unique hand-crafted animations, custom sound effects, and a playful design that rewards curiosity and humor.
Q5. Who composed the music?
The original soundtrack was created by Floex, known for his work on Machinarium and Samorost 3.
Q6. What type of game is Pilgrims?