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"Bokida — Heartfelt Reunion is a peaceful game where you experience freedom while exploring a peculiar world. As the player, you will journey through this world using your abilities to reunite two stars who were separated a long time ago."
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Words About GamesGary AlexanderJun 20177/10Bokida presents a compelling world to explore that’s wrapped in a peaceful, almost zen atmosphere. You’re never in danger or racing against any sort of threat in Bokida. You’re free to go where you like, see what you want and tackle the world at your own pace and in whatever way you see fit.
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Cubed3Olivia FalkMay 20176/10There's nothing truly bad about Bokida: Heartfelt Reunion, and it certainly has its looks going for it. Unfortunately, when it comes to design, gameplay, and story, everything either feels underdeveloped or inferior to similar titles. For a couple of hours of peaceful exploration, it may be worth looking into, but after putting it down, it's unlikely that you'll ever have a heartfelt reunion with it.
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Cultured VulturesAlex Gerard BlackJun 20170/10Bokida is a refreshing taste of something different. A glass of cold water which will soon leave you wanting something with a tad more flavour. I'd suggest looking at this for what it is: an experiment in coding and the first foray for an interesting new team. The groundwork is in place, now let's see what they can do with it going forwards.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 2 ratings.
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