Save me Mr Tako: Tasukete Tako-San

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  1. yesiamhome
    Oct 28, 2020
    4
    I'm honestly split down the middle with Save Me Mr Tako.
    While there definitely is some charm aesthetically and in terms of gameplay, there's extremely glaring faults when it comes to the game's overall design, and ham-fisted political messages that seem more appropriately placed in a very different kind of game.
    While the game does certainly emit a certain level of quality, I feel this    I'm honestly split down the middle with Save Me Mr Tako.
    While there definitely is some charm aesthetically and in terms of gameplay, there's extremely glaring faults when it comes to the game's overall design, and ham-fisted political messages that seem more appropriately placed in a very different kind of game.
    While the game does certainly emit a certain level of quality, I feel this comparatively lackluster quality is inappropriate when considering it's been published by Nicalis.    … Expand

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  1. PC Invasion
    Nov 6, 2018
    60
    I honestly really like a lot of things about Save Me Mr Tako. It’s got great graphics, tight controls, and a fantastic story. But its unfortunate design missteps make it difficult to recommend to a general audience. Fans of extremely hard, frustrating games will likely be okay with the anguish the game offers, but I don’t see most people even being able to finish this game. I definitely found myself enjoying the game a lot, but the frustration inherent in the experience massively dilutes what could have been an excellent title.
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