Games/Papo And Yo/Reviews

From Giant Bomb Video Game Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
Papo & Yo
GAME » Reviews
Acting as a metaphor for addiction and escaping a hard reality through imagination, this depressing, though poignant game combines environmental manipulation and AI interaction to create a story-driven puzzle experience.
media--image--2295409-monster_fruit-ptkmn1-11-28-2025.jpg
"Minority Media's debut game is at once a beautiful, affecting tale of childhood tragedy, and a generally lackluster puzzle platformer. "
5 ★ (0)
4 ★ (4)
3 ★ (2)
2 ★ (1)
1 ★ (0)

Conflicting mix: great puzzles/story & technical/emotional issues

One of the reasons some people will never see video games as a legitimate art form is because unlike other forms of media, games generally tend to shy away from disturbing or sensitive subject matter.… Read more

My Papo & Yo Review

It is rare for me to come across an artistic stylized game that doesn’t grab me. As interesting as Papo & Yo story and even back story is, something about it left me not caring to keep picking it… Read more

Papo & Yo: The imagination restrained by reality

What kind of person are you? Looking back, will you be remembered fondly for your kind acts? Or will the bridges you've burned earn you only loathing? People go to ridiculous extents to leave their ph… Read more

Impacting the world

Papo & Yo never rests on its laurels. The blocks that move houses puzzle at the beginning of the game is not drawn through many iterations to pad out the game. It happens once. Right there. There… Read more

There is currently no text in this page. You can search for this page title in other pages, or search the related logs, but you do not have permission to create this page.