Tohu is a classic Point & Click adventure game. It takes place in a small world based on fish-planets, floating in an ether. You will explore it with an unusual little girl who keeps a secret: she can turn into a Cubehead - her alter-ego, who can carry big things and make big deeds.
TOHU tells the story of a nameless girl; simply referred to as The Girl throughout the adventure, who can transform into a hulking robot at any time. Oh, and she also lives on the back of a fish that’s floating through the cosmos. One day, you find out that the MacGuffin (whatever that is) that’s keeping your home alive is dwindling down. You need to...
Though the game is pleasing visually and acoustically, it just wasn’t that compelling. There wasn’t anything outstanding about TOHU one way or the other. It is a decent point and click game, but without a driving story, I didn’t feel motivated to keep playing.
All in all TOHU is an okay point and click adventure. I think there are far better ones out on the market but I don’t know if there are many prettier than TOHU.
Tohu is a mixed bag. It delivers such beauty and curious treasures, but it loses some of its shine thanks to tediously hard puzzles and a hint system that proves to be a greater hindrance than the actual puzzles. For those who love a challenge, Tohu will tick all the right boxes for you. However, I found it to be lacking in depth for a game that showed...
Tohu is a traditional point-and-click adventure game where players search for hotspots and combine objects to solve puzzles. Players alternate between characters Puff and Cubus, using their unique abilities. The game is visually charming and has a fitting soundtrack, but the control optimization could be improved.
