When I was a child, there was a moment when everyone felt that everyone was suffering from Yo-Yo. I never found Yo-Yo better than being able to go up and down. But with it Pipstallo and Cursed YoyoI could show off that I was decent on half the way – playing all a foolish game, which feels like a spiritual heir for the game Boy Advance Title, which I loved and loved.

Pipstralo There is a top-down adventure game in which you use your yo-yo to attack enemies and cross the world. You play as a pippit, a mindless bat, which has dreams of yo-yo excellence, but also a freelorder who depends on financial support from its rich aunt, an energy magnet. In the initial minutes of the game, aunt is merged with your yo-yo because four big villains have stolen her mega battery, and your goal is to help bring back and free the battery.

The game is quite attractive. Pippit is a cute doffus, and you will also be assigned to work with ridiculous missions like scoring people for a football fan club so that you can get easy access to the stadium run by a corrupt boss, which people want to gamble. Pixel art is very good, too – it looks exactly the same as I remember from GBA Games, even if I played Pipstralo My steam deck is far more modern screen of OLED. (But if you want to go to full retro, there is a mode that mimics the GBA look, and it frames the game in a pretense hand.)

The developer of the game makes the pocket trap, the yo-yo of the Pippit more than just a toy. It is definitely good for cursing enemies. “And as you move forward, you will find extra yo-y-theme steps that will help you to remove the villains more easily, detect the city that is in the game, and resolves the riddles. Many tricks are based on real yo-yo tricks: The Walk The Dog Move, for example, enhances the Yo-Yo, sends the Pippit to the Pippit so that the Pippit sends it to the bodies. Could

The game also has a very good skill tree with a contract-based system. When you raise a contract, you have to work with a money loan and deal with any penalty until you pay the contract completely, such as losing the heart or some attack power. The system forces you to be thoughtful about which contract to take and helps you prevent you from being strong very quickly.

It is not that you should worry about being really strong, though. I found that Pipstralo Was In fact Difficult, especially early. Pipstralo There is a lot of fighting, and enemies often overwhelmed me. There is not a huge punishment to die – you just lose some coins and can recreate from the room – but some rooms were still very difficult and made many attempts to finish.

fortunately, Pipstralo There is a very flexible difficulty system that lets you have things like your attack power or how many coins fall enemies. You can also reduce the decline damage. As I played, I often messed up with options to help smoothly on some particularly difficult classes.

I believe that by the end of my about 10-hours of Playthrrow, I often made myself invincible so that I could see the rest of the story, puzzles and platforming more quickly. The fighter rooms sucked a lot of time for me. But even though there was no danger by the enemies, I was still doing an explosion Yo-Yo-Yo. And I still had to find the puzzle on my own, so it is not that I made the game a total walk in the park.

If you are feeling indifferent to pixel graphics and Bang horn Of GBA Games, Pipstallo and Cursed Yoyo Scratching that itching – and some clever new ideas are also there. This will not really make you better to use a yo-yo, but it is very fun for one in a video game.

^{Pipstallo and Cursed Yoyo Now Nintendo is available on switch, PC, Playstation and Xbox.}