Botanicula
First posted on 20 May 2012. Last updated on 20 May 2012.
While some critics may argue that computer games do not qualify as art, to claim that Amanita Design's Botanicula is not a work of art is in many respects an insult to the game's creator. This is because Botanicula is truly a visual and aural marvel, replete with the same mysterious and surreal feel that is the trademark of the developer's work.
The game begins in a strange, ethereal world where…
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