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When a witch crashes a party, she curses three animal friends into sharing the same body, and now it's up to you to swap between them, accessing their unique abilities, to deal with enemies, solve puzzles, and gather stars in this easy but charming little game.

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Cute game, but I didn't like

how the ending was nothing but a big sequel hook. It almost feels like they forgot to include some levels after the end cinematic.

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jcfclark April 9, 2014 1:07 AM

Way too cute!

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shellyhearse April 9, 2014 4:50 AM

I don't very like it : there are hug copycat of the series "3 pandas" and the two games "paintworld". :(

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https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawnrLT_DgOiK7Leoj0eRHY69GNEFT33XtTU April 9, 2014 9:48 AM

God but this is awful!

I hate how it decides "You MUST use THIS character!" & then kills you if you don't.

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jcfclark April 9, 2014 10:39 AM

@shellyhearse -- I don't see the 'copycat' aspect at all in this game. The characters are totally different (and cuter!). Any game made is usually going to have some characteristics that resemble other games, and bearing that in mind, one could say "3 Pandas" is a copycat of "Home Sheep Home."

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I'm not sure what the third commenter was referring to when he said that the game forces you to use specific characters. I went through most of the game as the rabbit, only rarely having to switch to one of the other abilities--which I found disappointing. In these sorts of games, the puzzles are supposed to require you to figure out how to use all of your abilities together, not let you double/triple jump past most problems. (Level 6 is especially egregious in this, since it explicitly tells you to switch--but the rabbit is fine on his own!)

And if we want to call it a copycat, we should at least point back to the old Gobliiins games...but at some point, you just have to declare the "three creatures with unique abilities having to work together to solve puzzles" to be its own sub-genre, and evaluate games based on how well they follow--or choose not to follow--the conventions that have been established over time.

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shellyhearse April 10, 2014 10:22 AM

Well sorry. I am french and have a very bad english sometimes! ^^'

I just wanted to say that some elements of the game was very inspired by these two games (like music debuts levels or green creature). :)

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