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Hohokum is a colorful exploration based adventure game. Players control a space worm, flying around rescuing people from their city under distress.
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Cosy, contemplative, cryptic and inward.
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KotakuEvan NarcisseAug 2014Hohokum is bizarre yet hypnotic. The urge to make sense of what's going on will keep you playing a lot longer than you'd frist expect.
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EurogamerSimon ParkinAug 20149/10The combined effect of this maze of vivid, diverse, shifting scenes is memorable. You are Alice, touring wonderland, seeing how deep the rabbit hole goes. In Hohokum, it goes an awfully long way: it's deep, it's wide and, perhaps most importantly, it's temporally long. This is a game that sticks with you long after you switch it off.
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Digital TrendsMichael RougeauAug 20144.5/5 starsHohokum is inventive, beautiful and relaxing, especially for players who won't freak out when they're unsure of exactly what to do next.
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GamingBoltAlex JacksonSep 20143.5/10There isn't much to the bottom line here. Hohokum is a great art project, but taken as a game it falls seriously flat. For the right price and mindset, possibly enjoyable, I just got very little out of it.
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Game InformerMatt HelgesonAug 20146/10Hohokum aims to be a nonlinear, exploratory experience. While it has its charms, too often it's just dull
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IGDB rating 7.1/10 from 31 ratings.
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