PIKUNIKU TROPHIES FREE

So far while playing Pikuniku I’ve participated in a “tournament” of a made-up sports game, broken a rock’s dining room table and was forced to play a game of hide-and-seek as repayment, drew a face on a scarecrow to scare birds away, had a mission objective called “Get Swaggy,” and challenged a robot to a dance-off.

I’ve played a lot of games but Pikuniku is one of those rare games that just HAS personality and barely has to make any effort to show it. The juxtaposition of the anti-capitalist narrative with the cute character designs is pretty much absurdly perfect. Despite the art style and almost child-like presentation of the game, it has a very strong anti-capitalist message that is dripping with sarcasm and both light and dark humor.

PIKUNIKU TROPHIES FREE

The game takes place in this happy dystopia where a corporation is sucking up all the resources but giving the community free money. The game’s simple controls add to the charm of the game. When you let go your legs shoot out and can propel you up and away if you time it right. There’s a kick button, a jump button, and a button that retracts your legs and lets you roll around at a faster speed. Your abilities are fairly limited since you are basically just a blob with legs. You sprout legs and then make your way out of your cave/resting place. The game starts you off as a little red blob getting woken up by a ghost. The simple art somehow conveys loads of personality. Well, I guess I’m getting ahead of myself and spoiling my own review, but who cares! Pikuniku is great! But if you’re looking for a quick 3-4 hour game that has a lot of humor and heart I highly recommend this one. I haven’t quite finished it yet, but from what I understand it’s a fairly short overall experience. It’s quirky and simplistic but amazingly fun. The short minute and a half ad was so charming that I knew I had to get it when it came out.Īnd I’m really glad I did. Devolver Digital published it and I saw an ad for it via their Twitter earlier in the month. Now with that out of the way and before I get completely sucked into the thrall of Kingdom Hearts 3, I’d like to focus your attention on this wonderful indie platformer game that I got on the Switch called Pikuniku.

That is an accomplishment I’m very proud of and nobody can take it away from me! Aha! Before I begin, I’d like to say that this is being posted on January 31st, which means I have officially made it through the entire month of January with posting some sort of content on my blog on every weekday.

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