Poncho (2015)

Delve Interactive

Linux · Mac · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation Vita · Wii U

2.67 from 3 ratings

205 members have it in their collection · 136 backlogged · 9 wish listed

A Platformer like nothing seen before in games, explore this open-world puzzler in multiple dimensions on a journey to find your maker. Humanity has been extinct for centuries, leaving their robotic creations behind to fend for themselves. These robots have formed tribes and communities of their own, trying to make a way of life without purpose now their masters are … Read more
A Platformer like nothing seen before in games, explore this open-world puzzler in multiple dimensions on a journey to find your maker. Humanity has been extinct for centuries, leaving their robotic creations behind to fend for themselves. These robots have formed tribes and communities of their own, trying to make a way of life without purpose now their masters are gone. On your journey, you will have to make some hard choices and ultimately decide the fate of humankind. With multiple areas and paths to explore, you’ll never be able to see everything in a single play through. Poncho is about making you feel like a kid again, exploring outside and looking under rocks to see what you find. There’s treasure in every nook and cranny in this world, and nothing is quite as it seems… There’s always more than one way to accomplish your goals. Read less
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Release dates

  • Nov 03, 2015 (Worldwide) Linux, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita
  • Aug 18, 2016 (Europe) Wii U
  • Aug 18, 2016 (North_America) Wii U
  • Aug 19, 2016 (Australia) Wii U
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tylerisrandom

Review tylerisrandom 2/5 · Jan 4, 2017

Impulse buy toward the end of the Steam Winter Sale and... I dunno, may not be a bad game, but it's not for me. The characters and world are pretty cute, but the block-switching mechanics rely too much on inscrutable timed jumps and less on brainpower... less Mighty Switch Force, more disappearing blocks from Mega Man.