
Tukoni: Prologue is a point-and-click puzzle adventure, based on a series of award-winning books by the Ukrainian artist Oksana Bula. Play as Tukoni, the forest spirits, as you meet unique characters, solve captivating puzzles, craft new items, and explore a magical world filled with kindness.
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[b]My Playtime:[/b] 0.3h (100% achievement, finished the game) [b]Grindy Achievement(s):[/b] No. [b]Optional Achievement(s):[/b] Yes (5 achievements). [b]Difficult Achievement(s):[/b] No. [h1]Intro[/h1] [i]Tukoni: Prologue[/i] is an old demo of the unreleased game [i][url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/2933200/Tukoni_Forest_Keepers/]Tukoni: Forest Keepers[/url][/i], a point-and-click game where you play as a forest spirit that is going on an adventure. The demo contains three areas with a specific puzzle as a focus to go to the next area. [b]Pros:[/b] - 3 levels - Progression is easy to figure out; all are recorded in the in-game book [b]Cons:[/b] - Slow walking speed - One puzzle requires knowledge of how to use a rotary phone [b]Specs[/b] AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 16GB RAM, AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT [h1]Should you play this game?[/h1] [i]Tukoni: Prologue is a game that you play for its beautiful visuals and cuteness rather than its puzzles. If you are someone who appreciates that, you should play this game.[/i] [hr][/hr] [h1]In-Depth Review[/h1] [h3]The Game[/h3] [i]Tukoni: Prologue[/i] is a simplistic point-and-click game where you play as Tukoni, a forest spirit, going on a journey. Dialogues are told without words; dialogue bubbles will be shown with an animation that shows what you are supposed to do. If you somehow didn't catch that, the game records these instructions in its in-game book, showing exactly what you need to do to solve the level through some images. The game has 3 levels. Each level will put you in a screen with interactable objects and a puzzle. Puzzles are pretty straightforward; the game will tell you which item to pick and combine to go to the next area. The game doesn't show any interactable objects, but it should be noticeable, especially since it already tells you which item you need to pick. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3345862477 The beautiful environment is what stands out from the game. The world in [i]Tukoni: Prologue[/i] is a forest full of color, with different plants shown in a lower point of view. I am impressed to see that the game draws all plants in detail, making them look unique even as a background image that you only see once. Despite the easy puzzles, one of them can give some people trouble. You need to figure out how a rotary phone works, a relic of the past that hardly exists in this world. Honestly, I forgot how it works; I thought that the puzzle was unsolvable, and I had to solve other puzzles first. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3345862402 The game also has some secrets. There isn't much in the game since it's just a prologue that lasts less than half an hour, but you can combine other things that will give some extra scenes if you give that item to certain people. For achievement hunters, these usually also mean an optional achievement. [b]Length and Difficulty[/b] I finished the game in 0.3h. The game is very short and easy to finish. The only issue I had with the game is when it asks you to use the rotary phone, but other than that, you can finish the game just by following the in-game instructions. [h1]Conclusion[/h1] [i]Tukoni: Prologue[/i] is a game that you play to see its visuals rather than its puzzles. The environment looks nice with the various plants drawn on the background, with your character strolling on them as you move between locations. Moreover, the characters' cuteness adds more value to the visuals. The puzzles are easy and simple, making it accessible to most casual players.
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Tukoni: Prologue красивая короткая игра для детей, в стиле «point-n-click». Можно пройти за 20 минут со всеми достижениями. Милая рисовка и музыка отлично поднимают настроение. Рекомендую. Тем более бесплатно) P.S. Русского языка в игре нет, но и по картинкам всё и так понятно. Оценка 9/10
太!可!爱!了!非常期待续作~ 容易漏掉的成就是编篮子那里,左边和中间还有草料可以捡,捡了之后合成小鸟,放松鼠家里。 打电话:听筒(长得像杯盖但不是的那个)和悬崖边的纸张都要电话放上去。 蘑菇谜题:把蘑菇挂好了之后记得点左边的摇手。 流程非常短,帮小家伙过桥就完结了,短得堪比demo哈哈哈哈哈 画风治愈可爱,走路的时候慢吞吞的对我这个急性子有点难受,不过就当看绘本啦!
不赖,好玩,很喜欢这个美术
游玩时间有点短了,解密不难。画风是小孩绘本的感觉,很可爱温馨,绿油油的森林挺好看的。
Muito fofo, cozy game perfeitinho e gostosinho de jogar e bem fácil
Милая игра, чем-то похожая на смесь Samorost и The Last Campfire. Визуал приятный и необычный. Музыка спокойная, расслабляющая. Геймплей - простенький point-and-click. Не знаю, буду ли я покупать полную версию, но пролог понравился. [b] [u] Достижения:[/u] [/b] Легкие. [b] [u] Время прохождения:[/u] [/b] Сама игра - 20-30 минут, платина - 20-30 минут. [b] [u] Итог:[/u] [/b] Хороший, но простенький пролог.
I don't really like puzzle games, but playing this game has made me want to play other puzzle games! >< Love the art style~ need a longer version <3
This is a whimsical game about you helping other animals when you explore different parts of the map. Scavenge for mushrooms for squirrels, solve puzzles, and be enwrapped in this beloved game. Tukoni: Prologue, developed by Oksana Bula Studio, is a short, hand-crafted adventure experience that blends point-and-click puzzle design with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and visual storytelling. At first glance, it appears to be a simple, almost minimalist game, but it gradually reveals a carefully constructed world built around environmental interaction, gentle problem-solving, and a distinct artistic identity. Rather than focusing on challenge or progression in a traditional sense, it prioritizes mood, curiosity, and a sense of quiet discovery. The game places players in the role of a small forest spirit known as a Tukoni, guiding them through a series of interconnected natural environments. There is little in the way of explicit instruction; instead, the experience unfolds organically as players explore and interact with the world. Progression is tied to solving environmental puzzles, which often involve manipulating objects, understanding visual cues, and observing how different elements of the environment respond. This approach creates a natural flow, where learning is driven by experimentation rather than guidance. Gameplay is deliberately simple, relying on intuitive point-and-click mechanics. Objects can be examined, collected, and used in context, with puzzles designed to be approachable rather than demanding. The emphasis is on observation and logic rather than difficulty, making the experience accessible to a wide range of players. While the puzzles themselves are not complex, they are thoughtfully integrated into the environment, reinforcing the sense that the world is cohesive and alive. One of the defining aspects of Tukoni: Prologue is its visual presentation. The game features hand-drawn artwork inspired by nature, with soft colors and detailed illustrations that give each scene a storybook quality. The environments feel carefully composed, encouraging players to slow down and take in the details. Animation is subtle but effective, adding life to the world without overwhelming its calm tone. This artistic direction is central to the game’s appeal, often carrying the experience more than the gameplay itself. The audio design complements this approach, with gentle ambient sounds and minimalistic music that enhance the sense of immersion. Rather than drawing attention, the soundscape supports the visuals, reinforcing the tranquil atmosphere. Together, the visual and audio elements create a cohesive aesthetic that defines the overall experience. However, the game’s strengths are closely tied to its limitations. As a prologue, the experience is relatively short, often lasting less than an hour. This brevity means that while the world is engaging, it does not have the time to fully develop its ideas or introduce more complex mechanics. Additionally, players looking for challenging puzzles or deeper gameplay systems may find the experience too simple or limited in scope. Despite its short length, Tukoni: Prologue succeeds in establishing a clear identity and tone. It serves as an introduction to a larger concept, offering a glimpse into a world that emphasizes calm exploration and artistic expression over traditional gameplay structures. The lack of dialogue or explicit narrative also allows players to interpret the experience in their own way, adding a subtle layer of personal engagement. Ultimately, Tukoni: Prologue is best understood as a small, focused experience rather than a fully developed game. It offers a relaxing and visually distinctive journey that prioritizes atmosphere and accessibility. While it may not leave a lasting impact in terms of gameplay depth, it succeeds in creating a memorable and inviting world. In the end, it stands as a gentle and artistic introduction—one that highlights the potential of its concept while delivering a short but cohesive experience centered on exploration and visual storytelling. 7/10
this game is super cute. it feels like a storybook come to life. we all need a little more magic and kindness in our lives, so thank you for this experience
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