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This charming, chalk-art puzzler tests your wits and tugs at your hearstrings as the bony underdog Dokuro strives to solve and swashbuckle his way through the Dark Lord's castle to save the Princess.
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Clear, cool, unpretentious and cosy.
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Digitally DownloadedDec 20144/5 stars[I]t is a very clever little puzzle game that tries to add something through commentary that lifts it well beyond standard puzzle platformer fare. If PC is the only way you have to play Dokuro, then it's worth a go anyway.
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GamingBoltRavi SinhaJan 20157.5/10Dokuro makes its unorthodox presence known on PC and while more responsibility could have been taken in porting, it's a fun, cutesy romp with an ample amount of challenge.
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VGChartzKarl KoebkeOct 20127.5/10All in all, Dokuro is a cute, fun puzzle platformer. Here's to happy endings for all the little guys that get ignored by their princesses.
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NZGamerMatthew CoddJan 20154/10There's a decent game buried somewhere underneath the muck, but the laziness of the port makes Dokuro on PC a game best avoided. If you really want to play it, the PS Vita and mobile versions are cheaper, and far superior.
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Game RevolutionJeb HaughtDec 20142.5/5 starsWhile I love this game's unusual art style and I enjoy the story premise, playing Dokuro is more frustrating than fun.
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IGDB rating 6.5/10 from 5 ratings.
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