Stitchy in Tooki Trouble

Polygoat · Apr 15, 2021

Everyone

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Save your corn and defeat troublesome thieving Tooki! As Stitchy, a dedicated scarecrow, you are on a mission to recover every stolen piece of corn and reclaim your fields from the evil wooden Tooki! Pursue your corn across several distinctive worlds. On your legendary quest you’ll have to dodge wooden piranhas in lush jungles, tackle Tooki in dark temples and try not to lose control on a snowy mine cart ride – and much more! Each world has 9 levels, a boss battle, and a secret level for the curious. Stitchy is easy to pick up and play on the go, and the charming fairy-tale art along with inventive enemies and intuitive controls make this an all ages platforming delight! Trust us – you’ll be a-maized!

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WorthPlaying
Cody Medellin · Sep 10, 2021
5.0
From an unremarkable character and story to a lack of urgency in most parts, the excitement of a platformer just isn't present here. Combine that with some flaky minecart segments, a too-sticky vertical camera, and overly long boss fights, and you have a title that conjures up more frustration than fun. Despite the nice overall presentation in Stitchy, you can easily skip this one in favor of other platformers that do a better job of catering to both kids and adults.
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3rd-strike.com
SebastiaanRaats · Apr 27, 2021
7.5
Although Stitchy in Tooki Trouble will never win any awards in the originality department, what it sets out to do, it does very well. The appeal of the game is probably limited to kids and nostalgic gamers who want to revisit a genre that never really lost its luster, but if you fit in either of these groups, there is a lot to like here. The minor issues we encountered don’t detract from the fun that Stitchy has to offer. Add in that the game will only set you back a quarter of what its major competitors cost, and you’re looking at a game that is well worth picking up.
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NintendoLife
Stuart Gipp · Apr 16, 2021
5.0
Stitchy in Tooki Trouble is not a badly-made game, it’s just a relentlessly unimpressive one that offers nothing new or even any kind of twist on an existing trope or mechanic. A sequel to Stitchy that perhaps saw fit to include something — anything — to make the game stand out, that could marry its impressive visuals with similarly good level design... now that would be worth a go. As it stands though, this scarecrow excels its most famed pop-culture analogue by lacking a brain, a heart and any courage to speak of.
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Pure Nintendo
D. Crowley · Apr 16, 2021
7.0
It’s completely knocking off the newer DKC games in looks, but it does look pretty good. Unfortunately, music is a different story. It’s all just kinda there with no track feeling too memorable, but it’s at least passable.
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Way Too Many Games
Leo Faria · Apr 15, 2021
6.0
Stitchy in Tooki Trouble is the quintessential “run-of-the-mill platformer”. It’s such a harmless outing; a game that doesn’t impress at all when it comes to its graphics, controls, and gameplay loop, while also featuring enough content and technical polish to be considered “just decent enough”.
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COGconnected
Jaz Sagoo · Apr 14, 2021
6.0
Stitchy in Tooki Trouble is a lovely introduction to the genre for younger gamers. Although the title lacks challenge for those more experienced, the passion for the product is evident and will communicate with youths. There are a few missed opportunities but it successfully achieves its goal of being an accessible platformer.
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