
The gameplay in Toki Tori is a blend of two genres. While it looks like a platform game, it's a puzzle game at heart. To progress through the game, the player must pick up each egg in a level using a set number of tools.
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Languages: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish - Spain
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I miss that one game where you were a dude who used some kind of space laser on the ground. I'd know it if I saw it. Has nothing to do with this game. But it makes me wish it were that one. Lode Runner? I think maybe. Anyway, this is alright. A puzzle platformer for fans of that genre.
Toki Tori is a mobile game at heart, with clunky controls and boring gameplay. As others have mentioned, it even locks bonus levels behind developers' steam group membership. In a paid game, mind you. Something like this may be good on a mobile phone to entertain a child on the plane or to kill some time at the dentist office, but I see no reason to play it on PC when there are so many other better games out there.
2D puzzle platformer game. You are helping Toki Tori, an egg-shaped bird, gather egg-shaped eggs. Climb, drop, teleport and bridge to get to the eggs. Don't step on the porcupines. Or possibly hedgehogs. Regardless, don't step on them. There's not much to this game. You're running around, up and down and across platforms to get to eggs. Levels get progressively more involved, requiring supplied resources and occasionally quick reflexes as you're dodging the porcuhogs. I was appalled when it looked to me like there were only twelve levels, but those were just "normal" levels; "hard" and "bonus" levels added another ten. Which still isn't much, but that was just in the first "world", and there are five more worlds to unlock. Which, really, still isn't much. But it's kinda cute, and it's probably family-friendly, and it's consumable. Though the music is rather loud, even at its lowest volume (I eventually turned it off), and it quite rudely doesn't recognize the Windows key. Got it in a Humble bundle, so I'm sure I didn't pay much, but at this writing it's 80% off at 69 cents. Stupidly cheap is a good price for this. For that price I'll recommend it as...something to do.
The looks can often be deceiving, as is the case here. At first, it seems like a game for children, but soon the chick starts blasting futuristic weapons, teleporting and building things. If you accept all the fun silly gadgets and visuals, turns out it is a rather difficult puzzle game. You have to get all the eggs in each level, but to get them, you need to use items and avoid enemies. They have different interactions with items, and items vary quite a bit. Sometimes the challenge consists of using scarce resources, other times you have infinite amount of them and need to figure out what to do. Some levels are big but the smaller ones are interesting and challenging. The game had difficulty spikes, I spent most of the time trying to solve several smaller levels. Also, some puzzles require quick movement, but the rewind button helps with execution and trying things out. There are extra hidden bonuses included and even traces of ARG from portal 2 that you might be interested to read about. From the downsides, it does not look good sometimes. Enemies freeze in mid air, or grass can grow in air. The game is grid-based, so if the area is big, it's hard to tell how many cells are exactly in empty space. Hovering the mouse reveals some grid, but there could have been an option to keep it on all the time. You have to follow the game to access some levels, but it forgets you followed it so each time you play you unfollow and follow again, that's some silliness left in unpatched, but all levels are accessible. And one achievement can only be done during winter time. The egg is rough around the edges but yellow on the inside.
+1 有成就 没中文
игрушка для детей - надо бегать цыпленком по уровням и собирать яйца - очень красивая картинка - все такое желто-зеленое для детей очень хорошо и вообще игра хорошая успокаивающая -)
Muy bueno y divertido :3
Классика. Когда я играю в эту игру, всплывают теплые чувства о том времени, когда я играл в игры от Алавар...
Aun no termino algunos niveles y e hecho hasta trampa jeje
So this is a nice fairly challenging puzzle game. - It can take little thinking and time to figure out the correct way to complete your level. It's fun though. - You should naturally unlock achievements as you proceed - Some you will have to go back for but it won't be much difficult. - It has nice visuals and music. - Controls are simple enough. - Good playtime value for the price. - Definitely worth it's sale price. Overall 7.5/10.
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