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There are also items you can buy and dress up in that provide extra abilities (or are simply required to move on). Since Piku is basically just a body and legs and this leads to some funny looking movement mechanics and interesting ways of interacting with the world which the makers have used in interesting ways, leading to some sections being a little bit puzzle/platformer. In order to take part in these challenges, you’ll control Piku, a red long-legged creature who everyone thinks is either odd, dangerous or both, but when they meet him turns out to be quite pleasant. The gameplay is certainly interesting, for instance, not long after starting you have to play a basketball/pong style mini-game and there are even has rhythm style challenges to name a few.

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The story starts out basic enough with a madcap character declaring he will be handing out free money for all your useless junk, but just like real life nothing is free and things are not quite what they seem as you make your way through the world making friends and solving problems.

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To do that you’ll just need to be observant, patiently experiment to find ways to get to new places or trigger new events, and generally keep a smile on your face as much as possible while playing.

You’re on a mission to prove to the world you’re not a terrible Beast, meet people, solve problems, look for coins and hidden areas, and collect a variety of trophies and hats. The story is hardly complex but it’s all about the weirdness and quirks, experiencing those outside of the game experience will just likely make it feel a bit less special.

If you’re interested to know anything at all about the story in the game you can check out the video, but as a whole I’d say if you’re thinking of getting it you’ll want to see and know as little as possible. On the Switch the only game that I can think of that had quite the same overall feel to it was Snipperclips, though thankfully in co-op this experience isn’t so much built on precision as brute force silliness and expecting that you’ll make it work eventually. I think that could just about sum up what Pikuniku is, it’s what impressed me with it when I first got to experience it at PAX, it’s the feeling I got playing the solo adventure mode, and it carried over into playing it co-op with my wife. While not everyone will agree with me, I thoroughly enjoy games that can take simple mechanics and explore them in ways that can be silly but bring a sense of joy.