Similar to Zelda, you also get various power ups over time that expand the world and give you that dopamine hit of realizing "ohh, I know where I need to go back to in order to use this!" The exploration makes the game really worth playing. It re-captures the feeling of playing the original Legend of Zelda, where most of your time is spent moving through bounded screens and exploring what's on those screens. The primary mechanic is using a brush (using either the touch screen or control stick - I used my finger, mostly) to paint in areas of the screen, and in doing so, solving puzzles by changing the environment. It re-captures the feeling of playing the original Legend of Zelda, where most of your time is spent moving through bounded screens and exploring what's on I really enjoyed Chicory. If you feel like playing a game with more than a little influence of 2D Zeldas (with the puzzles and exploration but without the combat) and/or enjoy games about bringing color back to the world, give this little gem a try. This is my first ever review on this site, but I simply had to share my love for this beauty. Also, great to play local co-op with a kid. The Switch version also allows for optional touch screen and motion controls, making it probably the ideal way to enjoy this game. The painting mechanic gives the player lots of freedom, allowing you to paint as much or as little as you wish in whatever way that strikes your fancy, echoing neatly the themes about self-expression found in the story. It's a bigger and longer game than it may look at first sight, with quite a few optional side quest and collectibles thrown in for good measure.
) that somehow manages to find its own unique voice. An utterly charming mixture of different influences (Link's Awakening, painting games like deBlob. The painting mechanic gives Quite probably, my favorite game of all I've played this year.
Quite probably, my favorite game of all I've played this year.
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