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Features
- Continue the story with the newest installment of the series
- Play alone in Story Mode or with a friend in Free Mode
- Extra Easy Mode for Beginners
- Play as Pocky, Rocky, or one of three new characters
- Try to top the online leaderboards
Description
Pocky the shrine maiden and Rocky the raccoon are back together in the latest game in the long-running classic shooter series! As the evil Black Mantle attacks, Pocky and Rocky need to team up once again, this time with some new friends to take on the upcoming challenges! With 8 stages of high-paced shooting action, you'll have your hands full with creepy enemies, big bosses, and lots of twists and turns!
Release date: June 24, 2022
Pricing: The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price.
Product Dimensions: 6.69 x 3.94 x 0.39 inches; 1.76 Ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Rated: Everyone 10+
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Item Weight: 1.76 ounces
Manufacturer: Crescent
Country of Origin: USA
Date First Available: February 1, 2022
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Pokey and Rocky, a timeless duo that sparkles with nostalgic brilliance! Embark on a thrilling adventure as you navigate through challenging levels that will test even the most seasoned gamers. The difficulty? Oh, it's not just a challenge; it's a legendary odyssey of perseverance and skill. Brace yourself for an epic journey that transcends the ordinary, where every obstacle becomes a triumph, and every victory is sweeter than the last. Pokey and Rocky: a masterclass in gaming difficulty that elevates the entire experience to new heights!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by P.
If you miss the era of impossibly hard yet insanely fun games from the SNES days, this reskin is perfect. I scream, I laugh, I question if I’ve ever had any gaming skills, and I keep playing.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by Ziporakat
This is a follow-up to the Pocky & Rocky series, most known by old-school gamers from its first Super Nintendo game in 1994. This game takes just about all of its inspiration from that installment and lovingly strums those nostalgia strings. The graphics, music, and overall presentation have been touched up by people who clearly hold fondness for the first Pocky & Rocky game. The gameplay is the same action/shooter that we all love. Just like in the 90s, the game is tough as nails so expect to lose a couple of times on your first playthrough. However, the game does differ from the original in that it is a bit slower and more methodical than the original. In the original, you could hold down the fire button and plow your way through. In Reshrined, enemies take more damage, and the game adds some new abilities which require you to hang back and set up your assault. If you are coming straight from the SNES title, this is a bit of a change that will make the game make so much more sense when you adopt it. However, I feel this game can use twin stick functionality. Since the player can only fire in the direction they're traveling, that means they can't dodge and attack at the same time. Enemies stay on screen longer and attack quicker, so I couldn't stay on the offensive for very long. I had to rely heavily on the "attack augmentation" ability and got comparatively little use out of my basic attacks and the power-up system. Then again, that could just be me having growing pains feeling out the game's intricacies. For all I know, twin stick shooting may have made the game too easy and shallow. One thing that baffled me about this game is that the game's easier difficulty is not available from the start. It needs to be unlocked by collecting coins. After I completed a full playthrough, I had just barely over half the amount of coins needed. I can't imagine what it's like for players who can't keep up, just wanted a more relaxed gaming experience, and learned that it was available but they needed to grind out the currency. If this were the criteria for unlocking harder difficulties, there would be no problem. "Easy mode" usually serves as a demo-like experience that encourages players to get better and level up to Normal to get the full experience. As it stands now, this feels like the developers saw their unlockables were thin and grabbed off a feature that was originally available out the box. Despite the fact that I really needed to call the game out on how it treated its Easy Mode with a lengthy paragraph, it doesn't take that much away from the game. It's fun, challenging, charming with its stylized cartoon graphics, and faithful to a series that brought so much joy to kids nearly three decades ago. I highly recommend it to retro gaming enjoyers and new players alike - we might even get more installments or classic revivals if it does well.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2022 by Ron Ashkenazi
I'd like to address some of the criticisms I've seen for this game: 1) A character portrait is censored A character's portrait (not her sprite) has her cleavage covered up during story mode cutscenes. All told, she has maybe three minutes of screen time. Let's be realistic: are you going to deny yourself playing a game because of such a minor complaint? The only way you'd notice there's any censorship is if you looked into the matter online. As far as I'm concerned, a slight visual adjustment is not worth boycotting this release, and I have a suspicion that anyone saying otherwise had no intention on buying this game to begin with. 2) The game is too difficult, and easy mode should be unlocked from the beginning Pocky & Rocky is an arcade game whose premise is based on players replaying the game over and again until they can complete it without dying. From there, dedicated players can attempt to obtain a high score to rank on the leaderboard. Welcome to the '80s and early '90s era of video games. This game is less than an hour long. The difficulty is what lends replayability to the experience. That desire to achieve mastery. That feeling of satisfaction you get when you complete a level without dying. Should the easy difficulty mode be present from the beginning? No. It shouldn't be in the game to begin with. The story mode is quite generous with checkpoints and offers unlimited continues, which is more than enough to ensure anyone can beat the game. 3) 2-player mode should be available from the beginning You need to complete the story mode to unlock multiplayer, which shouldn't take more than two hours for even the weakest player that credit feeds the entire experience. I see no reason why multiplayer should not be available from the onset, but this is not a tall order to ask of the player. Beat it once, and you permanently unlock multiplayer. Most of these complaints I've seen are from people that are stunned to see that an arcade game is being released without modern accommodations. Never mind that Natsume (the developer) already released two remakes of arcade games in the past several years (Wild Guns and Ninja Saviors) that were also somewhat challenging and required the player to complete the games several times to unlock features. This is a beautiful-looking, faithful reimagining of a niche shooter from 30 years ago. Curb your expectations if you were expecting it to be something it's not.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2022 by Niko