BOKURA: planet

fun game, but long cut scenes that aren't skippable.

Immediately bought after playing the first game and was not disappointed at all, the puzzles are pretty much similar to the ones in the first game, but is still fun to play even they are hard at times, but still I would absolutely recommend playing it with a good friend.

yapacağınız oyunu sikeyim 1. oyun neyse de bu oyunu yapalım diye fikri ortaya koyanın da o fikre katılanın da ta anasını sikeyim sadece oyun süresi uzasın diye aynı bulmacayı değiştirip değiştirip koymuşlar sadece oynuyosunuz 1. oyunu oynayın yeteri kadar kanser olun bu oyuna hiç gerek yok bi oyunda neden sesi anlatmaya çalışırsınız ve onlarca kombinasyon içinde deneyip durursunuz ki sıçıp bokunuzla oynamanızı daha çok tavsiye ederim

I actually like the game play and art my issue is the save function me and my friend have had to keep restarting every time we stop playing. not this could be due to them being in china and me in america. But my point is creating a manual save function for the host could be very useful.

رهيبة

Ta bien pero peor que el primero. La historia se saca cosas de la manga un poco porque sí. Los puzzles son un poco tediosos sin tener ninguna idea sorprendente (en el original había puzzles tediosos, pero veías que intentaba ser original), y el juego tiene sus problemillas técnicos. Pero bueno, es barato, corto y suficientemente disfrutable en coop.

BOKURA: planet is a cooperative puzzle adventure that successfully evolves the ideas introduced in the original game while presenting an entirely new science-fiction setting filled with mystery, tension, and emotional storytelling. Developed by tokoronyori and published by Kodansha, the game places two players in the roles of convicted prisoners sent on a dangerous mission to explore a distant planet after humanity has rebuilt itself following the collapse of civilization. When their spacecraft crashes on the unfamiliar world, the two survivors must rely on one another to escape, yet each carries personal motives and hidden intentions that complicate their partnership. This intriguing premise creates a narrative where survival depends not only on solving environmental challenges but also on navigating trust, deception, and difficult choices. The game's greatest strength lies in its dedication to cooperative gameplay. Designed exclusively for two players, BOKURA: planet requires each participant to play on separate devices while communicating through voice chat. Every player experiences the same world differently, seeing unique details that their partner cannot. This asymmetrical perspective transforms even straightforward obstacles into engaging collaborative puzzles that demand constant discussion, careful observation, and creative problem-solving. Rather than relying on complicated mechanics, the game emphasizes communication, ensuring that every breakthrough feels like a genuine shared accomplishment. One of the most interesting additions is the Push mechanic, which allows players to physically shove one another. While initially appearing to be a humorous feature, it quickly becomes an important part of puzzle-solving and exploration. Players must coordinate movement, timing, and positioning in new ways, while also dealing with the possibility of accidental mistakes or intentional mischief. The mechanic perfectly complements the game's themes by encouraging teamwork while leaving room for playful interactions that can either strengthen or strain the relationship between both participants. The psychological aspect of BOKURA: planet elevates it beyond a traditional cooperative puzzle game. Throughout the adventure, players receive hidden objectives known only to themselves, introducing uncertainty into every decision. This system creates memorable situations where cooperation remains necessary, yet complete honesty is no longer guaranteed. Players are constantly forced to weigh personal goals against the success of the team, resulting in conversations that feel natural and emotionally engaging. The game skillfully explores how trust can be challenged without turning the experience into direct competition, making every chapter feel unpredictable and rewarding. Visually, the pixel art captures the loneliness and wonder of an alien world with remarkable effectiveness. The environments are detailed enough to inspire curiosity while maintaining a minimalist charm that fits the game's atmosphere. Strange landscapes, mysterious technology, and subtle environmental storytelling gradually reveal more about the planet without overwhelming players with excessive exposition. Combined with expressive character animations and an effective soundtrack, the presentation creates an immersive experience that balances quiet exploration with moments of suspense and emotional intensity. Although the adventure lasts only around three hours, its concise length works in its favor. New mechanics and puzzle concepts are introduced at a steady pace, preventing repetition while maintaining strong narrative momentum from beginning to end. Every section contributes something meaningful to either the gameplay or the story, making the experience feel focused rather than artificially extended. The only notable drawback is that the game cannot be enjoyed solo, and players must arrange external voice communication before playing. However, these requirements are fundamental to its design philosophy rather than flaws, as the entire experience revolves around genuine interaction between two people. BOKURA: planet delivers an inventive cooperative adventure that combines clever puzzle design, thoughtful storytelling, and meaningful player interaction into a memorable package. Its unique blend of shared problem-solving, hidden personal objectives, and emotional narrative creates an experience that feels fresh even among modern multiplayer puzzle games. By emphasizing communication, trust, and the consequences of individual choices, the game offers much more than a standard cooperative challenge. It is an engaging journey that demonstrates how multiplayer storytelling can be just as compelling as its gameplay, making it an excellent recommendation for friends looking for a distinctive and memorable adventure. Rating: 7/10

Costed my friendship, would recommend to get anyone out of your life.