Chook & Sosig: Walk the Plank is a charming point-and-click adventure about tabletop gaming, mischievous friends, and spectral poultry.
Chook & Sosig: Walk the Plank is a mischievous, charming and character-driven adventure. Along with a few friends, Chook & Sosig get creative while roleplaying as pirates. When you need to hunt for fabled treasure, you need some weird pals to join your quest! Join a ghostly chicken and a wobbly spaghetti cat as they seek fabled treasures, solve puzzles, wear dashing hats, and who knows what else! Through point and click gameplay and hilarious dialogue with oddball characters, the world of Chook & Sosig is brought to life with hand-drawn art, comedic charm and delightfully detailed cartoon-inspired animation. Explore a seaside world with beloved characters including Min, Hebble, Cow and countless naughty goblins. Shape the story and unfold comedy adventure! They may not be actual pirates, but they’ve heard all the classic tales. What could go wrong?
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anglais |
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A really comfy game with charming atmosphere. Pros: - Absolutely beautiful artstyle, everything's just charming and cute; - Lovely characters and great interactions between them. You can really feel the love of the developer to their creations; - Interesting story with several endings; - Fitting and pretty catchy music; - Dialogues are interesting, although somewhat repetitive when you get close to the ending. Cons: - A LOT of going back and forth with constant (but short) loading screens between locations; - Most of the puzzles are really easy and basically come down to "go there, bring this,come back, get that"; - Occasional frame drops? In some particular places (near the port on the very first island) your character just moves rapidly accross the screen, while doing fine anywhere else. - Some animations could be smoother, in some places you could definetely see all 3-4 still images
This game gets some things right - the humour is actually funny. The story, while simple, is interesting. The graphics are charming. However, I have no idea why the reviews on Steam are so positive, the negatives outweigh the positives and spoil the gameplay. Although the game is small, there is too much navigation. The game is broken up into islands, most of which are a single screen. You have to sail on a boat between islands, which adds a lot of boring navigation time. The other area where the game falls down is the puzzles. The puzzles are mostly easy, which is fine for me, but there are a few that are poorly designed or clued. Also, you often have to go back and talk to everyone to see if anything has changed. Also, the ending is really poor. The game just ends suddenly with no wrap up, I assume the developers ran out of funds to properly complete the game. I wanted to like th
More interesting reviews on Fenol Baron Approves Curator Page Every time when I see that such sincere and kind games come out, my heart rejoices. “Chook & Sosig: Walk the Plank” is a new adventure of very strange, but incredibly charming, heroes - spaghetti cat and ghost chicken, and their cheerful and restless friends. This time they decide to play a role-playing game about pirates, this is where the real adventure begins: with rum, angry parrots, hoards and a dragon (??!!). And to say that this adventure is fun means to say nothing. Yes, the duration of the game is not very long (it took me 4 hours), but it is so full of wonderful humor, high-quality dialogues, funny situations, interesting riddles, that you don’t notice time at all. The game is so kind and sunny in everything, starting from the visual and the system of in-game hints, ending with the plot without violence and carefre
The sad thing is this game starts out great and so much fun! About the first hour or so was awesome, and the cuts from "pirate world" into the group of guys playing D&D were genuinely hilarious. Unfotunately, as the game proceeds, it devolves into just going from island to island over and over again, revisiting the people you know in hopes a new dialogue option or a new item will show up. Sometimes there's logic to it - in which case, all the travelling forth and back is mildly annoying but manageable - but often there's not and you just go around clicking around the whole map for two hours. Both of the two endings are abrupt and just extremely meh. Though it was relatively short, I kinda wish the game ended sooner because my initial impression was great... until it wasn't... and at the end I was annoyed but still relieved that it was finally over.
Chook & Sosig: Walk the Plank is a cute game, mostly directed to a young audience. The art style is the biggest asset of this game, but the dialogues are also very well-written (despite a few typos here and there). This game is obviously made with a lot of love and hard work. Other than that, the puzzles are extremely easy and the game is quite short, even though I've explored both of the endings. If you like cute and relaxing games, then this is your game! If you prefer games with difficult puzzles and you aren't that much into cute things, then I doubt that you'll like it. Anyway, I liked this game, although I prefer solving difficult puzzles, so here is my positive review. Good job, developers!
This game is awesomely drawn, music really compliments different locations and the gameplay is of a classic hidden object quest with a pirate twist. You'll have a great time with this game.
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