so, that's the first time when i actually write a review to the game. i didn't expect much from the first game, but here we are, already writing the review to the third game just because i loved it a bit too much. i must admit i had to THINK a lot in this game, which is a good thing actually, haha. i'm genuinely impressed by creativity and imagination of the creators. the dialogs, the music, the characters and of course THE Rufus, yeah...
what could be better than that? only three Rufuses in the game... idk why i even liked him THAT much. maybe because we're basically similar? both of us are very kind, generous, cool, adorable, funny, hot and very-very-very modest (!).
to make it shorter, i rate this game: 11/10 platypuses.

Huge amount of content and a bunch of new mechanics. Awesome humor like always :P

The ending to the Deponia trilogy, and is it a good one...
I really enjoy the game all throughout, it takes a lot of creative approaches and unique ideas and actually does a lot of good with them - most of them I cannot talk about without spoiling major plotpoints, so caution ahead...
I really enjoy how you actually get the advantage point very early on in the game, it is quite a shift from Deponia 1 and Chaos on Deponia where the point when you can go to Elysium is at the very end, and they do some cool stuff in there showing the maziness of it all
Chapter 4 is also incredibly creative, with the Tutorials being reinterpreted as actually the place where Rufus is cloned and created - Sure, the characters that appear in every game don't get explained, but actually getting a reason as to why it all happens is hyper cool and done very well
The bit of the game where you control all five Rufuses is also really neat, with them being in such drastically different environment that its easy to remember which Rufus has to deal with which things, and even if it can get really hard to remember a puzzle at times during that section (vastly helped by Blue Rufus being mostly a solo player, but there is still a bit of trouble with remembering), its done in a very nice way that works
...though I do have to criticize what you have to do to get the 5 coins in the sewers, sure, Deponia is a dark humor series and all, but it feels as if it steps too out of line and, even if the game doesn't ever treat Rufus' actions as correct, you're still forced to do it and it feels pretty gross every time...
The final part of the game is really nice, with someone finally getting Rufus' back (Goal, duh), because as much of a disgusting piece of ♥♥♥♥ that he is (specially after the previously described disgusting puzzle you're forced to do), it is true and undeniable that in every game he has never lied to Goal when he could have to fly safely to Elysium and he has always worked towards helping The Resistance in one way or another (in this game he uses one of his clones to try and support and help the resistance too)
The ending of the game is really really cool, with a truly conclusive Rufus sacrifice (which we have seen all throughout the trilogy, but now is for real), a bit of character change from him, and the fun twist of script of Cletus now having to immitate Rufus for a change (specially considering you pretend to be Cletus A LOT throughout this game)

That being said its funny how Wenzel only appeared in Deponia 1 and never again but keeps getting referenced lol

My Playthrough: https://youtu.be/9Zc2rMa37ss