TSIOQUE

As a kid, I remember watching Spider-Man on TV and loving it so much that I would spend a lot of my idle time daydreaming about him swinging coolly and wildly through New York streets, fighting cool villains, and feeling his danger sense just before something bad was going to happen to him. Constantly, I kept replaying episodes in my head and making up new ones. I was so entranced with him. Tsioque is a game that reminds me of that. It’s a beautifully animated and drawn game about kids' innocence and their vast and wild imagination, the worlds it can create, and the adventures played out in those worlds. It’s very enjoyable, whimsical, short but sweet, funny, and straightforward for the most part. Tsioque and its fairy-tale blonde, blue-eyed princess not only remind me of my childhood daydreams, but also remind me how beautiful the point-and-click genre can be.

[h2]Move over Goldilocks, there's a new fairy tale in town.[/h2] I love a good point and click game, especially when it is a well done hand drawn cartoon that was clearly made from the heart. TSIOQUE's fascinating art and world design are just spellbinding. I couldn't look away and even though there were times where the game got a little frustrating, I continued on because the story and characters were fun to watch and the little bits of humor goes a long way. This has everything a point and click needs: great art direction, good sound and music, puzzles that aren't tedious, and a story that's just right. The only downside is the game is on the short side but still worth a playthrough. I highly recommend this one to point and click fanatics like myself. :) [h2]8/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]

I was expecting things to turn for the worst having played their other game (Tormentum) but this turned out surprisingly wholesome. It would have been nice if there were a few more difficult puzzles but aside from that this was a quick fun point & click adventure game with a good story and great art.

Very cute and short game. It's a point and click so it has the "peculiarities" of the genre (or maybe I'm just too stupid to get it (meaning i had to check a guide every once in a while).

很可爱的小游戏！ 最开始好像是看过老菊的实况？后面自己玩了一遍玩的很开心 把孩子眼里的世界这样具象化出来真的太可爱了，有趣又可爱，我喜欢这个

What's this? A Negative review for a game with a 95%+ recommended rating?!?! Yeah. The short of it is that this is a beautiful game that suffers from bad player experience that also appears to be abandoned by the devs. Specifically, achievements are broken in the game with no comment/help about the topic from devs. The worst problem are the agonizingly slow animations. The art is beautiful, but if you're trying to figure out what to do in a new room you get to watch slow repeated animations of the girl plodding to and from for what feels like forever. Some of the puzzles require "Lucas Arts logic" (like the very unintuitive puzzle in the very first room), but that was mostly OK in the parts of the game that I saw. Game does a good job of combining actual puzzles with QTEs to mix things up. Nitpick: not a fan of the character's design. It's like the designers couldn't decide whether to make her a "super serious bad-a** with a scowl" or a "cute innocent disney princess trapped in a dangerous world" and so just did both instead. tl;dr - You're better off watching a "let's play" playthrough of this game than actually bothering to engage yourself.

This gem has been chilling in my backlog for almost 6 years, I finally got around to playing it and I‘m not disappointed. It’s a great game, the story is heartwarming.