Kiopioke!

Kiopioke! Is a fun short 2D Precision Platformer that will immediately hook you with its interesting poke and launch mechanic inspired directly from Super Mario Odyssey. If you're into platformers like Celeste, this is a pretty good purchase and will for sure be worth supporting the devs first Indie release.

Very whimsical and a great challenge. The poking mechanic very unique!

A fun 2d platformer with an interesting mechanic of flinging yourself with your beak. it has some challenging room for secret too.

I've played this game since the Beta. I'll say that accuracy based platformer games were never really my bread and butter genre. That being said, this game is pretty dope. The music is top tier to any AAA title. The pixel art is solid good, and the level design is well done. It has plenty of those "I think I"m getting the hang of this" followed by "Ok, I only died 30 times, here we go" moments if that's what you're into. Even better when your friends are watching your stream and laughing at your misery. Support a passion project made with heart, soul, and a lot of birds.

birb out of 10 beware of meowshiro

This game has it all. A Bird that jumps, a Cat that jumps, a Dog that does... something (I'm not that far yet) and a whole bunch of puzzles and platforming. Level design feels great and there are some cool mechanics. There's a solid 8-bit soundtrack too. Definitely worth a play-through. Updating/adding to my review in hopes we get a sequel where a larger, stronger, possibly even redder Bird appears and becomes the antagonist. Maybe even a Netflix spin-off series could be on the table.

I died 1987 times on my first playthrough. So hard but so addictive! One of the best platformers since Celeste. Fantastic music! I did not expect this. A hidden gem!

如你所见我玩了很长时间，我非常喜欢这个游戏！特别是美术设计方面，也期待你们之后的作品！

So far A fun platformer. I really like the retro look and the music gives it an early 90's feel. Using your beak as a hook is really cool. The couple of "path building" sections I have encountered gives a good change of pace. The 1.5 hrs I've played has been really enjoyable.

I think the source of inspiration for this game is obvious ;) As a huge fan of Celeste and precision platformers in general, it's a clear 10/10 from me. My feeling is that since Celeste, this genre is gaining more and more popularity (which I really like!). I wish to see more games of this type. PS: If you ever plan to make a sequel to Kiopioke! or a new precision platformer, please add hidden collectibles (like the strawberries in Celeste).