A really good game for everyone, just control it!

Tokki is a fantastic game that shows that a game can still be a challenging without it being annoying. I don’t think I ever got annoyed while playing Tokki. Instead this game made me laugh and push myself to keep going and honestly I felt like I lost track of the time while playing it. Gameplay wise this game is pretty simple. Press A to jump, long press A to jump higher, B will make you dash and double tapping A will make you double jump. Y will show you the direction of where gems are and X is a rewind feature that I never figured out how to use properly. The game itself is a platformer that is really, really challenging. Like totally unforgiving. When you die, you will also start back at the beginning of that level, with the red marker of your character taunting you where you last died. The aim of the game is simple too, collect the total amount of gems before moving on. And do so without dying if possible. Though I think there are some parts that do require you to die a couple times to retrace your steps and go different ways. And that's the game in a nutshell. Its such simple game but oh my goodness is it gonna push you to your limits.

Honestly this game is so much fun. It's challenging and can be super unforgiving. But I've never once got mad about it. It's just so funny and makes me want to keep trying more and more. I highly recommend you to get this game and play it! ---------------------------------- Please follow me on all my socials!- YouTube: - Instagram: - Twitter:

I’m enjoying Tokki as it is a cool,  old-school platformer that reminds of the games that came on Nintendo’s Game & Watch units. Tight, responsive controls make the world go ‘round (or up, down, left, right in this case) in an experience like this, and Tokki definitely has pinpoint controls...so if/when I die, I know it's my own damn fault. The controls are paramount because this challenging platformer will keep you busy for several hours with its simple objective: grab all the gems and reach the exit. Even though you can bust out the standard moves, the double-jump, dash, and rewind, you're still probably going to die. A lot. Stages are filled with enemies that respawn after a few seconds which is annoying (but I got used to it) and spikes that can be hard to spot in this surprisingly detailed 1-bit, black and white world.