A boy named Kutaro is carried away to a black castle by the Moon Bear King who transforms him into a wooden puppet, then devours his head. But Kutaro discovers a pair of magical scissors to help him on his harrowing adventure to find his head, and his way home. Product Features The unique ability
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Added on: May 13, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
A boy named Kutaro is carried away to a black castle by the Moon Bear King who transforms him into a wooden puppet, then devours his head. But Kutaro discovers a pair of magical scissors to help him on his harrowing adventure to find his head, and his way home.
As close to being perfect as it gets! Somehow this game had slid right under my radar and I knew nothing about it at all. After watching a video I found on YouTube about a week before release I decided to pre-order the game and give it a shot. I opened it up Saturday and popped the game into the PS3 to try it out and I was blown away! Me and my niece played this game all day Saturday and Sunday almost non stop! I don’t know why this game hasn’t been getting any hype because everything in this game is above and beyond what most AAA…
A beautiful 3D platformer A beautiful 3D platformer! The art design is gorgeous! The concept of having the game play out like a puppet show is original. However, my gripes come with the long and often bizarre cut scenes and sometimes horrendous difficulty spikes in gameplay. After a while the story becomes so weird I just didn’t care about it anymore other than as a set-up for the next section. Also, as with many straight platformers, it becomes more frustrating than fun to pass certain sections only to die…
I’d heard pretty good things about this title I’d heard pretty good things about this title, mainly the ability to have some asymmetric co-op. The basic play is one person controls the main character like an old school platformer with some extra mechanics and quick time events thrown in. Player two then controls a floating character who scans around the screen for items, secrets, and helping out here and there with the platforming and monsters. If you’re familiar with the Super Mario Galaxy co-op, it’s a very similar idea. As someone who’s…