
Kika & Daigo: A Curious Tale is a local splitscreen co-op game where you go on an adventure to find your lost grandpa. Use your unique abilities to work together to solve the mystery of grandpa's disappearance. Can you find back grandpa?
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Danish, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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[h1]A cute but extremely short and at times frustrating adventure puzzle game.[/h1] So after initially attempting to play this with a friend using Remote Play Together and getting absolutely nowhere, we gave up and I ended up playing this with my girlfriend using 360 and PS4 controllers respectively. While the game is extremely short, it was quite fun from the puzzle aspect of things. However the camera is atrocious, this is my main gripe, as well as being an overall glitchy mess. The music can get annoying too with it being a never ending loop. Aside from these minor frustrations though, we had fun playing for the short amount of time that the game lasts and all achievements triggered without any issue. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2313402852 With that being said, I'll happily give this a positive rating. Especially considering it's Free to Play.
A cute, little game for two players, but I played it alone, keyboard and controller simultaneously. You play Kika (player 1), the granddaughter of a private detective and she has clearly inherited his passion for solving mysteries. Together with her corgi Daigo (player 2) she tries to find her grandfather back. The 3D models are simple yet cute (the fork-lift truck <3), same for the cutscenes. There are some surprisingly witty interactions with the world. Hopefully they will add more levels and make the camera a bit smoother, but apart from that it's fun to play for an hour with a friend or alone (you don't have to move both Kika and Corgi at the same time, with a few doable exceptions). Achievements can be obtained within one playthrough. Congratulations on releasing this game, BFCS!
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I played this with my brother, after initial confusion because I forgot to configure the controls before playing. We laughed a lot. Pros: - Pee was a viable mechanic. - Daigo can poop off ledges, though poop has yet to be a viable mechanic. - I can troll my fellow player. - Wholesome content. - Teamwork mechanic is smooth. - Puzzles are clear. - Chill music. Cons: - Daigo can't pee all his problems away. - Camera too close to Daigo's butt. - Some things are hard to see due to camera angles. 8/10.
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it was kinda fun but holy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥ the controls are so ♥♥♥♥ you would think they made them terrible on purpose to make people enjoy the game less
A short and sweet game that me and my gf played, it was a really nice and funny game to play using remote play and it helped to pass the time, i recommend if you'd like to play something simple!
Kika & Daigo: A Curious Tale, kayıp büyükbabanızı bulmak için bir maceraya atıldığınız yerel, bölünmüş ekranlı bir ortak oyundur. Büyükbabanın ortadan kayboluşunun gizemini çözmek için birlikte çalışmak üzere benzersiz yeteneklerinizi kullanın. Büyükbabayı geri bulabilir misin?
Мужики, спасайте, если наберём 10 лайков и 5 наград, то жена подарит ящик пива
cant remote play
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