
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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Languages: English, Ukrainian, French, German, Polish, Czech, Spanish - Spain, Turkish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil +17 more
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Magnifico!! Super criativo e com uma trilha sonora fantástica!! Pretendo comprar o jogo completo depois!
A charming and relaxing experience with a calm atmosphere and simple, enjoyable gameplay. It doesn’t try to be complex, but it succeeds at creating a cozy and pleasant experience from start to finish.
Hi, This was a lovely and adorable prologue! The art-style is beautifully crafted and drawn, where in my opinion, breathes life to the story of the forest and it's creatures. The music is lovely to sit and listen to, especially when allowing Tukoni to sit and enjoy some tea. Each puzzle was really unique and wonderful to solve. I was falling in love each second with the different areas and creatures Tukoni met and helped. This genuinely gave me a smile and had me excited to play the Forest Keepers' Demo. Thank you so much for creating this lovely masterpiece.
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realy nice and cozy game
是我喜欢的画风。出正式版愿意花钱的程度
неймовірно чарівно, візуал фантастичний. музика прекрасна, і милі завдання
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全程大概1h吧,美术很舒服很可爱宛如身处绘本世界中,但是有些地方互动有些问题,比如想取某样物品会走过头,另外也可能是为了沉浸感,加上全程鼠标点触,有些路其实并不清晰,不知道哪里是路的尽头,要摸索一番才能让人物前进
Super lindo y tierno, ojalá salga pronto.
Tukoni: Prologue, developed by Dream Operator and Oksana Bula and published by Dream Operator, is a gentle point-and-click adventure that feels more like an interactive storybook than a traditional game. Rooted in the whimsical world created by illustrator Oksana Bula, it invites players into a quiet forest inhabited by small, friendly spirits and creatures. Rather than focusing on conflict or high-stakes storytelling, the experience centers on simple acts of kindness and discovery, creating a tone that is calm, inviting, and emotionally warm from beginning to end. The gameplay is built around light environmental puzzles and exploration. Players take on the role of Tukoni, a small forest spirit who helps other creatures with everyday problems. Tasks involve gathering items, combining objects, and interacting with the environment in intuitive ways. The puzzles are deliberately straightforward, designed to be accessible rather than challenging, which makes the game easy to pick up regardless of experience level. Instead of testing logic or reflexes, the gameplay encourages observation and curiosity, rewarding players for paying attention to small details in the environment. One of the most distinctive aspects of Tukoni: Prologue is its wordless storytelling. There is no traditional dialogue, and the narrative unfolds entirely through animation, visual cues, and character interactions. This approach gives the game a universal quality, allowing players to understand its events and emotions without relying on language. The simplicity of the storytelling is one of its strengths, as it creates a sense of sincerity and warmth that resonates without the need for complex exposition. The focus remains on the feeling of helping others and being part of a living, breathing environment. The pacing of the game is intentionally slow and relaxed, encouraging players to take their time and absorb the atmosphere. There are no time limits or pressure to complete tasks quickly, which reinforces the overall sense of calm. Each interaction feels deliberate, and the progression unfolds naturally as players move through the forest. However, this relaxed pacing also highlights the game’s short duration. As a prologue, it serves more as an introduction to the world and its characters than a fully developed adventure, and it can be completed in a single sitting. Visually, the game stands out with its beautifully hand-drawn art style. The environments are rich with color and detail, capturing the charm of a children’s illustration while maintaining a sense of depth and cohesion. Every scene feels carefully crafted, with soft shapes and organic designs that bring the forest to life. Subtle animations, such as rustling leaves or gentle character movements, add to the immersion, making the world feel vibrant despite its simplicity. The visual presentation is complemented by a soothing soundtrack that enhances the tranquil atmosphere, creating an experience that is as relaxing to watch as it is to play. While the game excels in atmosphere and presentation, its simplicity may not appeal to all players. Those looking for more complex puzzles or extended gameplay may find it lacking in depth, as the mechanics remain consistent throughout and do not evolve significantly. Additionally, the short length means that the experience ends just as players become fully immersed in its world. Minor issues with interaction precision can occasionally interrupt the flow, though these moments are brief and do not significantly impact the overall enjoyment. Despite these limitations, Tukoni: Prologue succeeds in delivering a memorable and heartfelt experience that prioritizes emotion and artistry over traditional gameplay complexity. It offers a peaceful escape into a carefully crafted world where small actions carry meaning and every detail contributes to a sense of harmony. As an introduction to a larger universe, it leaves a strong impression and creates anticipation for what could come next. Rating: 8/10
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