Tides of Tomorrow

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Generally favorable reviews - based on 24 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 14 out of 24
  2. Mixed: 10 out of 24
  3. Negative: 0 out of 24
  1. Adventure Game Hotspot
    Jul 10, 2026
    85
    Its numerous gameplay systems vary widely in depth, but even at its shallowest, Tides of Tomorrow is a fun, beautiful game with some great ideas and a unique implementation of multiplayer in an otherwise solo experience.
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  2. Softpedia
    Jun 3, 2026
    85
    Tides of Tomorrow does a great job at bringing a unique storytelling method to this genre. And I expected nothing less from the developers, knowing their previous work. The cooperative approach is exciting, certainly different, and the game doesn’t shy away from putting you in interesting situations as many times as possible. The idea of restarting the game and following a different player just to see their choices is certainly an upside, and it just shows the uniqueness that Tides of Tomorrow has to offer. On top of that, the story itself is not very long. It certainly encourages replayability, as there are all kinds of choices that you can make. I decided to repay bridges and ladders, knowing that the people after me would benefit. It’s the type of experience I rarely see this in games, and knowing I did something good for others gave me a fuzzy feeling in my heart. Tides of Tomorrow is certainly a different type of experience, but a rather impressive one, and I am eagerly excited to see where these devs will go next.
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  3. Games.cz
    May 19, 2026
    90
    This accomplished adventure leads players through a dying flooded world filled with pastel colors, memorable characters, and meaningful decisions. Its greatest strength, however, lies in its asynchronous multiplayer, where players subtly shape each other’s worlds. Suddenly, the choices no longer affect only lines of code, but real people, while also creating an emotional connection to a complete stranger who may forever remain known only as the hooded Tidewalker.
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