Pikuniku

Pikuniku is a playful little romp with a very postmodern sense of humor, dialogue that reads like an IRC chatroom (in a good way), some optional exploration that can tend to drag on and yield little tangible result, and all of about two actually engaging setpieces in its entire 3-hour campaign. I'm not against shorter games, but when you've got 3 hours of material you REALLY need to hit the nail on the head, and all I'm left with at the end of this is, "eh, that was neat I guess." This is, of course, leaving aside the co-op mode which I don't have the means to actually play -- so I suppose it's possible there's a whole host of crazy inventive 2-player puzzles that I'll just never know about, but the solo adventure is just "alright".

The game is alright. Mostly easy, with awkward (due to everything being physics) jumping controls. The movement system, overall, is novel. Grappling is done amazingly, honestly, been a while since i saw a game with such smooth grappling. The world is fun, the characters are silly and likeable. The story is obviously not designed to be groundbreaking. It's just a curious thing, that's about it. Doesn't feel like a waste of time. Why 5 stars, then? Because the ending is a jojo reference.

Pikuniku combines best features of old-school platformers as well as fun plot. So even if you don't like platformers, you should try this game. I liked the deign of characters and levels, the dialogues, the jokes, literally everything! Отличная игра и превосходная локализация на русский

One of the coolest little games I've ever played. Would love to see a sequel to it someday.