I've played and beaten the game twice (Wii/PC) and still go back for more whenever they add stuff. I'm not the only person who thinks Toki Tori is a great game. You might have to watch yourself, that Venn diagram is creeping up.
The game is a pure puzzle game. While I usually like puzzle games, such as English Country Tune, Toki Tori has not clicked with me. I felt there were too few solutions per puzzle scene due to the very limited number of available actions. Usually, in order to solve a puzzle scene, I end up trying first to figure the order of actions, then the place where to perform each action, finally the execution of the puzzle. There are a few interesting puzzles in hard mode or in the last worlds, but other than that, each of these three steps (order, place, execution) are too constrained by the number of available actions.
By the way, I don't hate Toki Tori: the yellow bird is cute, the rewind system makes the game more enjoyable, and the music is joyful.
I'm not sure what you're getting at here. I've played and beaten the game twice (Wii/PC) and still go back for more whenever they add stuff. I'm not the only person who thinks Toki Tori is a great game. You might have to watch yourself, that Venn diagram is creeping up.
If you're not smart enough to see the differences between Toki Tori 1 and 2, then you probably won't be buying either game.
Something will appear here and there in the future.
