Full Circle Magazine FR

The game may look easy and very child friendly, but, once you delve deep into the game, it will show you its retro difficulty and it is a joy to behold. The game is filled with bright colours and cute characters – from cute little birds to bubble burping frogs – and this gives the game a wider appeal, but it soon shows that this isn't an easy game. You play as the cute little yellow bird who sets out to save the world from a mysterious black goo, and, to figure out what is going on, you must solve puzzles and work your way towards the core of the island. I found the game helps you out – with easy puzzles at first to get used to the controls, but don’t take it that this is the entire game as it lures you into a false sense of security.

Le jeu peut avoir l'air facile et très bien pour les gosses, mais, une fois que vous aurez approfondi les choses, le jeu vous montrera sa difficulté rétro. C'est un petit bijou.

Le jeu est plein de belles couleurs et de mignon personnages - de mignons petits oiseaux aux grenouilles qui renvoient des bulles - et cela donne au jeu une attractivité plus large, mais il ne tard pas à montrer ses difficultés.

Vous jouez dans le rôle du mignon petit oiseau jaune qui part sauver le monde d'une matière visqueuse noire et mystérieuse. Pour arriver à comprendre ce qui se passe, il vous faut résoudre des énigmes et avancer, non sans mal, vers le cœur de l'île. J'ai trouvé que le jeu vous aide - avec des énigmes faciles au départ, pour vous permettre de vous accoutumer aux contrôles, mais ne vous méprenez pas, ce n'est pas la totalité du jeu et vous incite à vous sentir en sécurité, alors que ce n'est pas du tout le cas.

One of the things I liked about the game is that there is no hand-holding as there is with many games today; it’s just you and the game – with the odd trap. You must make use of the only two abilities that you have which is stomping and whistling; yes this sounds odd, but these two mechanisms have been placed extremely well and use the environment and its inhabitants to overcome puzzles along your journey. Toki Tori 2+ has a really good variety of environments to explore – from sunny to dark and harsher themes, so you won't be stuck with the same surroundings for too long, keeping the game interesting by using the different mechanisms. The fun of the game is exactly what drives it, figuring out what to do next rather than being given each step handed to you. The game shows its difficulty when you feel like cussing at your screen, but you laugh at the same instance – it is a clever little game.

The world is big and allows you to take all kinds of different routes. You can choose to stay on the path you're on, or explore expert puzzles. A brilliant addition is that there are a number of really awesome things hidden, and, if you just go from start to finish without exploring, you would never know they were there. Finding everything the game has to offer will take a huge amount of tries and many fun-filled hours. It will probably take around 15 to 20 hours. As for flaws, there were not many that I came across. Sometimes the game would stop for a split second, but nothing that would interrupt the experience. I did also have one point where the level’s music stopped playing, but I restarted the level and everything was back to normal. Toki Tori 2+ is a remarkably fun platformer but is also a fun challenge. Don’t let the exterior deceive you; It will make you think and explore. I reccomend this game; if you have the chance, give the game a try and you will love it.