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Point-and-click, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo is a whimsical point’n’click adventure with a surrealist story, astounding hand-drawn animations and hilarious puzzles. Mr. Coo is trapped and broken into pieces. But most of all, he has no idea of what’s going on. Is that a giant chicken over there?
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Cosy, contemplative, funny and cool.
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GuardianPhil IwaniukSep 20234/5 starsNacho Rodríguez's point-and-click is like an old kid's cartoon, a cavalcade of imagery where Lucasfilm meets Dalí
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationSep 20238.7/10While its puzzle solutions aren’t typically intuitive, there’s no question its unusual art style and humor carry the experience
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Nintendo LifeRoland IngramSep 20237/10The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo is a standout title in its commitment to presenting spectacular, surrealist animation. However, it does so at the expense of having much gameplay to offer. The playtime is short, the interaction is limited, and the puzzles are obtuse. Fortunately, the animation and music are good enough to distract you from those facts and provide an hour or two of great entertainment.
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Push SquareStephen TailbySep 20236/10We did run into one or two bugs, like the camera being in the wrong place and a hard crash, so it's not the smoothest experience. Despite that, there's a lot to like about this unusual little adventure. If you're looking for a unique point-and-click game with surreal visuals, an eerie atmosphere, and some interesting puzzles, this is worth a shot — but we're intrigued to see how it evolves in a sequel.
Read the reviewImpressive animation, extreme artistic surrealism, but hopelessly short in length, thus appealing to a very specific audience.
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IGDB rating 7.2/10 from 14 ratings.
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