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Rikki & Vikki

90% positive of 102 Steam reviews

Released: 2018
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by PenguiNet.

About the game

Puzzling Action for One or Two Players.

Tagged by players

Puzzle Platformer
Local Co-Op
Difficult
Co-op
Local Multiplayer
Arcade
Dark Humor
Platformer
Old School
Cartoony
Pixel Graphics
Puzzle

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Very Positive

What players say

Recommended
The game has top notch graphics and music. However, for anyone on the fence about buying this game, let me warn you that if you want to get the most from this game you'll need to play the 2-player co-op mode. I am unable to play it properly because I don't know anybody locally who would be interested in playing it so I am unable to see the exclusive bosses and -what I assume- is the true ending to the game. You…
7.4 h played when written. 23 found it helpful.
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Recommended
This game is an amazing throwback to the 7800 days with both it's graphics and gameplay. Definitely recommended.
2.9 h played when written. 9 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
Game quickly turns from a fun puzzle-platformer into an RNG grindfest. The first world boss has a repeatable observable pattern that you can adapt and strategise to which acclimatises the player to strategising that way. When you face the second boss however, you're met with an enemy who moves in random directions in the dark, turns invisible, and becomes impossible to track while still being able to kill the…
1.9 h played when written. 6 found it helpful.
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