#Pikuniku review code
It’s a happy, fun little game that needs to be enjoyed by everyone who owns a Switch, and the world is a better place with games like this in it.ĭevolver Digital provided us with a Pikuniku Switch code for review purposes. 7.2 Mixed or average reviews based on 50 Ratings Your Score 0 Summary: Pikuniku is a puzzle-exploration game that takes place in a strange but playful world where not everything is as happy as it seems. In fact, nothing about Pikuniku bothers me. It’s also not very long, but as someone who always prefers 3-4 hours of excellent gameplay over 15+ hours with lots of filler, that doesn’t bother me at all. None of it is particularly difficult, but that wouldn’t fit in with the game’s overall vibe. There are also puzzles to solve here and there, some fun boss fights, and, in one memorable spot, a dance battle. The colours here are bright, and the visuals jump off the screen, while the oddly-shaped characters you meet are always quick with a joke.Īs for the game itself, it brings together a whole bunch of different elements. Yet, despite that, it approaches its topic with a sunny disposition. It’s a game about corporate greed and evil robots. You (controlling Piku) are trying to free villagers from the clutches of Sunshine Inc., a villainous corporation stealing water and, uh, corn, and generally just being kind of mean.
The crazy thing is, Pikuniku is set in a dystopia. Arrows, switches and spikes are about as complicated as it gets. Pikuniku is an absolutely adorable game from beginning to end, a puzzle-platformer of sorts that draws inspiration from games like LocoRoco and Katamari with its blend of cuteness and absurdity, and that had me smiling from beginning to its all-to-soon end. Pikuniku’s gift lies in marrying the story and the puzzles so well that you won’t mind the lack of challenge.
So, to start, I’ll talk about what I don’t like about the game.
The problem with loving a game as much as I love Pikuniku is that there’s so much good to say about it, it’s hard to know where to begin.
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