More chaos, more Rufus: in the finale of the trilogy, a cloning machine is supposed to help save Deponia.
The Organon plans to destroy Deponia, Goal has disappeared once again, and Rufus keeps getting in his own way. Yet he finally had a seemingly perfect plan to reach Elysium. Of course everything that can go wrong does go wrong. When Rufus stumbles upon a cloning machine, he thinks he has found the way out, but suddenly there is more than one of him, and every copy causes its own kind of mayhem. Goodbye Deponia concludes the trilogy by Daedalic Entertainment and was released in 2013 for Windows, macOS and Linux. Like its predecessors, the finale was made with Visionaire Studio.
Deponia 3: Goodbye Deponia was made with Visionaire Studio, the engine for point and click adventures without programming skills. You can publish your own game commercially too, with the right Visionaire license.
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