Although some are initially locked, these flippers perform the same function that jumping does, and they vary in placement and angle, offering a far greater range of movement than mere legwork can accomplish. Soon, however, you’ll come across the first pinball flipper built into the ground, waiting to propel you forward, and things start opening up.
But is it more than the sum of its parts, or does the gimmick result in a game which falls short of the two genres’ potential? The environment is scattered with flippers, allowing you to access every remote spotĪrriving on Mokumana beach as Yoku, a lovable dung-beetle, your movement is constrained by the enormous pinball tied to your belly: you can push it left and right, but that’s about it. Yoku’s Island Express is a bewitching combination of arcade pinball mechanics and enchanting metroidvania. Review: Yoku’s Island Express Yoku’s Island Express
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