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Music, Platform, Puzzle, Indie
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Contemplative, cool, unpretentious and clear.
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PS4Blog.netJan 20198/10When deciding about whether this game is for you or not, it all comes down to one thing: if you like the first dozen or so levels, you will probably like the other 30+ stages it offers. If not, then it might be harder for you to really get into this one or you might find it a bit tedious. Kolori is certainly a good game that you can pick up and complete some levels here and there to come back to it whenever you want or can, so be sure to pick this one up for your Nintendo Switch!
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20188/10You’ll play the game as Kora, a young girl who is trying to find and save her sister...
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Nintendo LifeGavin LaneDec 20186/10There's no shortage of charming, artistic puzzle-platformers on Switch and Koloro is certainly a good one; there's much to like in its simple mechanics and narrative, and there's satisfaction to be found in its puzzle-solving. The problem is that you've almost certainly seen everything it has to offer somewhere before and, as much as it engages your grey matter while you play, it's unlikely to stay with you in the same way the games it evokes do.
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VGamingNewsDrew SherrattSep 20255/10Koloro is a simple little puzzle platformer that can help you while away a few hours – especially if you’re in one of those moods where absolutely nothing looks appealing. But despite some cleverly designed levels, pleasant hand drawn backgrounds and chill lo-fi inspired soundtrack, I found that things got stale long before I reached the end. Whether it was the sheer volume of levels to get through, the slow pace of the autorun mechanics or just the general lack of variation, Koloro is best enjoyed a few levels at a time before moving onto something with a little more substance.
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