
PikuNiku first came to our attention back in August 2017, with its bizarre and beguiling mix of platforming, puzzles and oddball humour. It was pegged with a 2018 release date, and while that vague window hasn't been made any more specific, developer Sectordub and publisher Devolver Digital hope to ease the wait with a brand new gameplay trailer.
It's probably one of the weirdest things you'll see today, but if you like strange and wonderful indies such as Hohokum, you'll certainly get a kick out of this.
PikiNiku is headed to the Nintendo Switch eShop in 2018. What do you make of its strange and wonderful world? Share your thoughts with the community in the comments section below...
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Don't know why but I like how this game looks.
Can't wait for this game, it looks crazy
@Dom The title says coluorful instead of colourful
"A Coluorful New Trailer"
OK, I always suspected Dom was planting those grammar errors as his take on Where's Waldo on purpose as there's one glaring one in every article, but this one takes the cake.
Though there are people, many people in fact, who have assumed I mistype Nitnedo on purpose as my thing, so I suppose...
Looks great!
This reminds me of that 3DS game that involved building weird monsters/creatures and having them do some wacky things. It's been so long, I don't recall if it were already on the 3DS or a free to play game on the eshop
@rjejr You do it so often that I definitely have begun assuming you mistype Nintendo on purpose...especially the times when you're criticizing something about them. It just seemed to fit.
@FiveDigitLP No matter how hard I try my fingers just won't do it. And my spellchecker auto-correct usually puts it as Tinned. Why it capitalizes Tinned I have no idea. But as bad as my typing is I figure it's better to have something that looks like Nitnedo then Tinned. Tinned makes no sense. And you would think after me mistyping Nintedo over 10,000 times my spellchecking auto-correct would pick up on it, but no, it's Tinned w/ a capital T. I suppose it's a capital T b/c I usually do get the capital N correct, after that it's usually just random gibberish. I shold probably just type N.
But, that said, if I was getting paid to work here, my articles would have a lot fewer extremely obvious errors than most of the articles on here these days. For free, you get what you pay for.
@rjejr wait, so you don’t do that on purpose? 😧
I’ve always genuinely believed you did, because what are the odds you always get that one wrong and evry other word right? 😆
Edit: at least this typo’s been corrected, sometimes they don’t even bother even if people point it out in the comments.
@clvr Even if at some point I had done it on purpose I probably would have stopped by now out of boredom. What can I say, I'm a horrible typist with a very good auto-correct which for whatever reason won't fix Nintneod. Maybe my keyboard is made by Sony?
@rjejr
What happens if you type Snoy or Soyn? I bet that Snoy goes to Snow, and Soyn to Soya. Oh... try Mircosaft too!
@Ooyah I only type Sony as Sony, and Microsoft as MS, I never type Microsoft, way too long. Heck I won't even type Xbox, just X1. I tried Ninty for awhile, I can type that, but it just doesn't really work for me. And N could really be anything. So Nitnedo it is.
I'm going to go play Freaky Forms now.
You know its crazy when about 80% of the stuff coming to the eShop looks crappier than what I was playing on my Vita 2 years ago.
This looks like a school project from SVA.
@rjejr
I just thought that it would be a way to test your theory about the keyboard being made by Sony. 😊 If it always corrects mistypings of Sony, but not Nintendo or Microsoft, then we could have stumbled upon a plot! 😆
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