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#PIKUNIKU GAME GRUMPS FULL VERSION#
How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version? V3 (the newer looking version of the game currently in Beta) will hopefully bring us out of Early Access.” Early access always made sense because we are actively developing and growing Amazing Frog?”Īpproximately how long will this game be in Early Access? In the end, this was a pleasant if short adventure worth revisiting a couple times after.“We have been developing Amazing Frog? for a long time. The writing is incredible, and the jokes just keep coming - but it doesn't let itself become one big massive punchline. Overall: I can't quite place my finger on it - but this may be the most warming and hilarious titles in the RPG/Adventure genre for some time now. It gave everything a sort of "Blues Clues" charm about it, one that I found myself drawn to more than expected. I was wrong however, as the simplistic design leads way to complex ideas and points of reference, and is overall one of the most endearing aspects of the game. The graphics I expected to be a low point, this IS a game featuring stick figures and using two colors after all. There were a few instances where the music got a little redundant, but overall it matched the charm that oozes from this title. Sound: While limited I found the music and ambient noise in the game to be quite enjoyable and indicative of the setting (wild west). All of these elements are done well, but not so well as to really standout in either genre. Inside combat the game plays very much like a traditional turn-based RPG, complete with character customization and party management as well as the natural level progression and skill building associated with those titles. It's very much about collecting "item x" for "quest giver y". Puzzles are very reminiscent of the classic adventure style minus the point-click interface.
#PIKUNIKU GAME GRUMPS PC#
* DISCLAIMER: I did not have the chance to play this game on PC - so I cannot to speak to what is different from last years release * * DISCLAIMER: I did not have the chance to play this game on PC - so I cannot to speak to what is different from last years release * Gameplay - Somewhat one dimensional outside of combat with a focus on exploration and puzzle solving. A very solid RPG, plays excellently on the Switch and I'm very pleased I took the plunge. This is a well-made, clever game with good pacing, lots of variety (the ghost town bureaucratic scavenger hunt, lol) and neat riddles and puzzles, and snappy smart writing. The overall point is this: The reviews are spot-on. I do wish the "pardner" you choose towards the beginning would get more abilities with XP, as opposed to just doing more damage as they level up, but I can't really complain (I chose the doctor, and she can automatically disassemble any skeleton in one turn which turns out to be super convenient and got me out of quite a few skeleton-related pickles). The grid allows for some strategy, and there are a lot of creative moves available (I played as the magic class, "beancaster"). Speaking of combat, this area shines as well. You still get the same amount of XP for these alternatives to combat, which is nice. If you have enough Mysticality, you can fix broken machines, if you have chosen to be honorable, you can reason with foes, if you have learned the golblin tongue, you can speak to them instead of fighting them.
#PIKUNIKU GAME GRUMPS HOW TO#
There are a lot of clever situations that presented themselves with a few choices for how to go about them. This game turned out to be a lot more polished than I anticipated (only because of the stick figure aesthetic, which turned out to be This game turned out to be a lot more polished than I anticipated (only because of the stick figure aesthetic, which turned out to be positively charming and well thought out one I started actually playing).
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