Although I heard from some people that it made them want to murder the person they played with, I had a lot of fun with it so far. For us it was the most fun to brute force some of the puzzles and not solve them in an obvious way. It makes things unnecessarily complicated, but this way we pog harder when we actually manage.
This game's design is really cute. I love its style and all the cute faces the characters make.
I did think it was a bit expensive, though. I waited forever for a sale until I got it.
This game's design is really cute. I love its style and all the cute faces the characters make.
I did think it was a bit expensive, though. I waited forever for a sale until I got it.
I got this game on the Switch's launch day and tried to play it a bunch of times with friends, but inevitably we always ended up feeling a little awkward and embarrassed about the fact that we were a bunch of haggered late-twenties men hunched over a cutesy papercraft game, clutching little multi-coloured controllers that looked ridiculous in our big stupid ham-hands. Thus, the game languished at the bottom of my library for four years.
Cut to present day, and ~my girlfriend~ and I have exhausted most of the good co-op games the Switch has to offer. She ends up buying this on the eShop, only for me to realise about halfway into the second level that I actually own a copy already. Woops!! Awkward!!! At least it's cheap!!!
This is primo Girlfriend Gaming right here! Is this the first romantic co-op game? Uwa... After playing through the first few stages, it totally makes sense why this game gave me the self-conscious willies when played with The Boys - it's all about that to-and-fro negotiation between couples, sprinkled with all these tiny intimate moments, like when you sidle up close to make some adjustments to your partner Snipperclip and they start giggling - so cute! I love it... You might think I'm reading too much into it, but the last couple of levels involve protecting a little group of babies from a variety of hazards before putting them down to sleep. And then the game implies that the Snipperclips fuck! Whoa!! N-Nintendo!!!
The game's puzzles are rarely difficult, but that isn't really where the fun of the game lies - the best moments are found in sharing something cute with someone close to you. Or fiendishly fucking them over so that you can see your Snipperclip do a little shit-eating grin. It's fun!!
Cut to present day, and ~my girlfriend~ and I have exhausted most of the good co-op games the Switch has to offer. She ends up buying this on the eShop, only for me to realise about halfway into the second level that I actually own a copy already. Woops!! Awkward!!! At least it's cheap!!!
This is primo Girlfriend Gaming right here! Is this the first romantic co-op game? Uwa... After playing through the first few stages, it totally makes sense why this game gave me the self-conscious willies when played with The Boys - it's all about that to-and-fro negotiation between couples, sprinkled with all these tiny intimate moments, like when you sidle up close to make some adjustments to your partner Snipperclip and they start giggling - so cute! I love it... You might think I'm reading too much into it, but the last couple of levels involve protecting a little group of babies from a variety of hazards before putting them down to sleep. And then the game implies that the Snipperclips fuck! Whoa!! N-Nintendo!!!
The game's puzzles are rarely difficult, but that isn't really where the fun of the game lies - the best moments are found in sharing something cute with someone close to you. Or fiendishly fucking them over so that you can see your Snipperclip do a little shit-eating grin. It's fun!!