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Togges

Regular Studio · Dec 7, 2022

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A game unlike anything you've played before! Plunge into the colourful world of Togges. This unforgettable sandbox adventure is a combination of both something new and totally familiar. • Solve puzzles by spreading and stacking these cute blocks called Togges around the cosmos to save the galaxy from the threads of the void. • Non-linear classic Collect-A-Thon 3D Platformer • 7 massive levels, with close to 30 bonus levels • Huge focus on exploration, with "Eureka!" moments of discovery • A wide variety of lovely characters and funny stories • Rich and vibrant emergent worlds full of creative gameplay mechanics • Dozens of hours of content within a rich sandbox experience • Incredible gameplay, fascinating worlds! Beneath all the cosmos, in the depths of the galaxy, there is an endless wall, keeping the known universe from the dangers of the unknown. In the formation of the constellations, the leaders of each domain maintain the balance, and the King must protect all existence. This is the story of Togges. Take your time to explore these gorgeously crafted worlds and immerse yourself in unimaginable settings with stunning vistas. Discover a futuristic city in the Savannah, to a whole realm made of carrot cake and get entangled into funny tales all while making friends around the cosmos. Along the way, solve puzzles and interact with each environment in playful ways. Packed with fun, find all sorts of collectibles within the handcrafted levels where every corner you turn has something interesting to discover. Overcome challenges while combining different Togge colours and their abilities. Find new ways to play by encountering unexpected surprises within a rich sandbox experience – a game designed for players to let their inquisitive minds to freely explore at their own pace. Togges is a game designed with love by and for fans of 3D platformers. This enchanting homage to the creative games from the golden age of 3D platforming is a modern take on the classics of its genre.

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PC

Critic 7.8 (2 critics) · No ratings yet

PlayStation 5

Critic 6.9 (2 critics) · No ratings yet

Xbox Series X|S

Critic 7.0 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · No ratings yet

Xbox One

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Nintendo Switch

Critic 7.3 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • 3rd-strike.com

    SebastiaanRaats · Jan 12, 2023

    6.8
    With its casual, worry-free atmosphere, cutesy aesthetics, and simple story, it’s the video game equivalent of comfort food: it’s nothing special, but if you’re looking for something to take the sting out of a dreary winter afternoon, Togges has your back.
  • Push Square

    Stephen Tailby · Dec 22, 2022

    6.0
    The levels are creative, at least, with unique environments to explore like a medieval castle on a crescent moon, or a sprawling town atop a carrot cake. There are also more linear stages to find, and smaller islands you can fly off to, Super Mario Galaxy-style.
  • Xbox Tavern

    Corey Lyle · Dec 16, 2022

    7.0
    Togges is as a unique game as its name. In this 3D puzzle platformer, you aren’t controlling some bipedal human or creature trying to get to the right side of the screen but rather a vacuum like robot that with the aid of the togges, solves puzzles to traverse this free roaming landscape.
  • Softpedia

    Andrei Dumitrescu · Dec 07, 2022

    8.0
    Togges is one of the happiest video games I have played recently. It is focused on giving the player freedom to explore, then learn from his mistakes, and finally find innovative ways to deal with obstacles. Despite the easy-to-understand concepts, the experience also offers a lot of depth, especially for someone who wants to see everything in each world.
  • TheXboxHub

    Dave Ozzy · Apr 10, 2023

    7.0
    Our relationship with Togges was an extremely imbalanced one. We had to put an awful lot of effort into overcoming its control issues, fiddly rules, poor camera, nonsensical dialogue and more. As relationships go, this is a needy one, and we can’t convincingly report whether it’s worth the effort.

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