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Leans into Platform, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.
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Leans into Platform, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.
6 media reviews
All in all, OkunoKA isn’t recommended if you’re new to the platforming genre, or if you’re looking for a game to breeze through in an afternoon; instead, it provides a genuine challenge that is better suited to experienced players. Its addictive nature and smart physics make it a great compliment to your indie collection... if you think you’re hard enough.
Read full review ↗Easy to learn, hard to master: OkunoKA is a good platform game with a nice art direction.
Read full review ↗OkunoKA is exceptionally serviceable to the hardcore-platforming brand, and there’s not a whole lot for me to say beyond that.
Read full review ↗The project made by Caracal Games it’s really good, even compared to the most popular products of the video game industry. The only limit is that you have to be really, really patient. It’s really suggested recommended to lovers of the genre and to players who want to challenge themselves. If you’re not one of those, I suggest you to look at something else. You could even destroy your console, like for real!
Read full review ↗Okunoka is a good platform game thanks to its charismatic presentation and its clever, albeit sometimes repetitive, level design. Homewever, its declared high difficulty makes it a game for experienced players only.
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