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Cotton Game / Mar 16, 2020 / Adventure, Casual, Indie, Strategy
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CompareA sequel to the ISOLAND series, where you continue your journey to explore the story of the universe on this island.
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78% positive, 37 reviews
The story takes place on this strange, barren planet with a crimson sky, ancient ruins, and this mysterious spaceship. As you explore the planet, you slowly start uncovering its mysteries through different objects, environmental clues, and puzzles. The art style is also really unique, just like the developer’s other games. The puzzles are probably one of the harder parts of the game. A lot of them were pretty...
14 found this helpful, 2026-09-12
Very interesting puzzler with simple yet beautiful graphics and a simple yet nice story, that follows the ISOLAND universe theme. The puzzles vary from simple fetch-quests to fairly difficult ones that require some brainpower and/or good observational skills. There are also lots of secrets (ahem... second run) and interesting achievements, with a few missables. Also, the game saves your progress every time you quit...
1 found this helpful, 2026-05-16
The art style brought me to the game. I am an enjoyer of all things puzzles. This one definitely doesn't hand-hold you. Not always clear what you are supposed to do, but plenty of guides are out there to assist you if you get stuck. It's worth the full price, even better if you can find it on sale. A neutral rating for me... 6/10.
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-18
'ISOLAND3: Dust of the Universe' serves as a captivating continuation of Cotton Game's signature puzzle series, preserving the distinctly surreal, hand-drawn art style and enigmatic atmosphere that fans have come to expect. The game’s primary strength lies in its world-building and abstract aesthetic, which blends retro-futurism with whimsical, dream-like imagery to create a genuinely intriguing environment. The...
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-13
I discovered Cotton Games a few months ago, their games appealed to me the freshness of the mind, and bought a selected bunch of their game on sale. After going through a few of them, I came to this one. I must confess I could not figure out maybe 60 or 70% of the puzzles due to their convoluted logic, or maybe the absence of the logic. I had to look the up the walkthrough. After getting through 85% of the game, I...
7 found this helpful, 2023-03-10
Like with the previous two Isoland games, this is a point-and-click puzzle game that features object puzzles, mini-games and code-breaking puzzles. But unlike the first two games, the puzzles in Isoland 3 are much more obtuse and difficult to figure out. This makes the game much harder to complete, but not always in a way that feels fun. I still recommend Isoland 3 because there are good puzzles and the setting and...
1 found this helpful, 2023-11-15
it was a really exciting,challenging,and mind blowing game. like other cotton games products.the only thing that this game lacks is a hint button
4 found this helpful, 2023-10-03
These games are so much fun, I'm not a good puzzler so I did use some help, but the story is very good! I really love games like this!
1 found this helpful, 2024-02-09
This third game felt like the most balanced entry in the series so far. There aren’t too many items cluttering the inventory (like in Isoland 2), and I didn’t run into the “random hidden clue” moments I experienced in the first game. It was probably the easiest of the three, but also the one I enjoyed the most. I liked discovering more about the universe and seeing connections to earlier games. In addition to the...
0 found this helpful, 2026-03-21
The Isoland series does a nice job of giving you all the clues you need to make progress, but doing so in a way that demands you pay attention to every detail. It's not unfair, but it's demanding. (ok, some of the achievements may feel a little unfair, but that's nit picking). You also need to just KNOW that you have to play each game twice....
0 found this helpful, 2025-08-11