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It does a lot with very little, and makes for a delightful puzzle-platformer in doing so.

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Overall, Pikuniku is a seemingly simple game packed full of clever ideas and smart design. With only nine levels in total, you and your friend could quite easily blaze through them all in a few hours with a little dedication and elbow grease. It's super smart and buckets of fun - it's just a shame that there aren't more levels to play. What this leads to is some inspired puzzle design and hilarious moments as you and your friend just boot each other around the screen, desperately trying to work out what to do next before stumbling across the solution. These levels are tightly designed specifically for your core moveset, with no extra frills added on as in the main game. YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG Switch review - 'Heartbreakingly beautiful'.

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Set completely aside from the main-game, this is a series of puzzle-platformer challenges which require another person to complete, with them controlling a colour-swapped Piku named Niku. The inhabitants of Pikuniku's world are also a joy to talk to, thanks to some supremely silly writing that radiates a warm, gentle humour - and at times hides a darker secret, which is also a nice surprise.īut the game truly shines in its co-op mode. Kicking everything you see literally never gets old, and may even end up being the solution to all your problems, which is surprising and rewarding in equal measure. It can feel a bit meandering at times, and without any clear direction you'll just end up wandering the world feeling confused and slightly put out.īut you can make your own fun. You need to wander the world, picking up items which work in areas you've seen before, and using rewards from seemingly unrelated tasks to ultimately keep making progress. It makes for some clever puzzles and fun platforming sections as you try to work out how exactly your moveset is going to help you get around the next obstacle, if indeed you actually can.īeyond that, it feels a bit like a Metroidvania of all things. What this means is that the entire world has been designed to react to your minimal interactions - essentially, if you can't jump on it or boot it across the screen, there's probably nothing you can do with it. You can also chat with people and enter buildings, and there's some context-sensitive actions involving the hats you can unlock. You can jump, turn into a ball by retracting your legs, and kick things. Piku itself only has a few ways of interacting with the world. The story at first feels light and flimsy, and you'll spend a good chunk of your time wandering around wondering what the heck you're actually supposed to be doing.Īnd then suddenly you're embroiled in a grassroots rebellion against capitalism through the use of exploding pinecones, and it all gets a bit weird. Pikuniku has you playing as weird-ball-thing Piku, who has just awoken in a cave and is now wandering the world trying to understand… well, the world, really. It has its drawbacks - doesn't everything? - but Pikuniku is a brilliant platformer to kick off 2019 with. It's also hilarious in a charming, low-key way, with brilliant writing and tons of fun to be had with its simple controls.

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And it's beautifully, but in its simplicity and silliness rather than its attention to detail. It has the interesting mechanics, but they're used in more of a physics-y way.

Last year's Gris was a gorgeous platformer full of interesting mechanics and beautiful environments, and new game Pikuniku is following in that trend - sort of. Port and Company: PC54 and PC61 are 100% cotton ( size chart), PC55 is a 50/50 blend.Devolver Digital is continuing to kill it with its Switch releases.Sizes 4X-6X are printed on the following shirts (as noted on individual product pages): American Apparel BB301 (50/50 polycotton blend)įangamer's larger unisex sizes must be printed on different garments due to product availability.

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