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Takeshi and Hiroshi

Takeshi and Hiroshi

A story about 2 brothers

217 ratings
86 reviews
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Oink Games Inc.
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About

Experience a unique blend of puppet animation and RPG gameplay. Play as a game designer creating a challenging yet winnable game for your younger brother. Dive into a heartwarming story of siblinghood and creative improvisation.

✓Puppet animation style
✓Role-playing game mechanics
✓Story-driven narrative
✓Improvised monster roles
✓Challenging gameplay
✓Sibling relationship focus
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of Takeshi and Hiroshi. Based on 217 reviews and a 4.2/5 average, it highlights the 7 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.

Positive things

  • 👍Wonderful story
  • 👍Charming animation
  • 👍Unique gameplay concept
  • 👍Heartwarming narrative
  • 👍Enjoyable experience
  • 👍Solid gameplay
  • 👍Fun and challenging

Negative things

  • 🐛Bugs and glitches
  • 🔥Difficulty spikes towards the end
  • ⏱️Short length
  • 🎮Repetitive or boring gameplay
  • 💤Slow or sluggish pacing
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What's New in Takeshi and Hiroshi

1.5

January 20, 2021

* Challenge Mode is now available! * Minor bug fix

User reviews

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Wonderful

The story made me quite emotional, motivating me to reach the objective.
The gameplay is nice.

The balance of the gameplay could be tweaked, particularly near the end, the green slime tend to dodge several time in a row, and the flying tend to paralyze over and over, with no window to hit, it can be frustrating.
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Bobbobus96Bobbobus96

amazing

really good amazing game best game ever and putting 1000m zombie escape in it was clever and made me buy 1000m zombie escape really clever also this is the best game you devs have made can you make a number 2 please also a review said that the story is good but gameplay is bad and I think they are wrong edit they are shutting down legendary warriors and I’m 😢 sad
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itifgititifgit

Good story, with good gameplay

The story was short, but it was good for while it last. The gameplay was different and somewhat fun. One challenge I did while playing this game was lasting 1-5 health points while defeating the monsters. Overall, I recommend this to anyone who enjoy stories and have a short amount of time in their hands. Probably only took me 5hrs to beat.
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Sunnya05Sunnya05

MORE CHAPTERS PLEASE 🙏🏼

The game is super fun! And I love the story so much I don’t get it when the older brother blushes and so does the guy with green hair (I forgot their names) when the girl said it was getting hot in there. I don’t know what the blushing either means they’re embarrassed or mad or they like each other or something. So I WANT MORE CHAPTERS PLEASE!! The game is soooooooooo short. There’s literally only 7 or 8 chapters. But overall the game is AMAZING.

Sorry for the short review.
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Jibber jabberJibber jabber

Stunning game

It’s a short game with a wonderful story that doesn’t overstay it’s welcome. The gameplay itself is quite fun and is always kept fresh by the addition of new mechanics of enemies, the sound design is impeccable, the story is cute and wholesome and the stop motion animation is the cherry on top. Absolutely amazing game. 100% recommend all Apple Arcade users to try.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Progress loss on app exit

Bug

Erikagoyle ability issues

Bug

Inconsistent damage scaling

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

More chapters or a sequel

Feature

Checkpoint system improvements

Feature

Difficulty balancing adjustments

Feature

Expanded gameplay options

Feature

FAQ

What kind of game is Takeshi and Hiroshi?

Takeshi and Hiroshi is a unique game that combines puppet animation with role-playing game (RPG) mechanics. It tells the story of two brothers, with one acting as a game designer and the other as the player.

What are the main gameplay elements?

The gameplay involves the player experiencing the story from two perspectives: the game designer improvising monster roles and the player of the game itself. You'll encounter challenging gameplay as the designer tries to balance difficulty for his younger brother.

Is Takeshi and Hiroshi free to play?

Based on the provided information, the game is a paid application. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model.

What is the story about?

The game follows the story of two brothers. The older brother, Takeshi, is a budding game designer creating a game for his younger brother, Hiroshi. Takeshi improvises by playing monster roles himself to ensure Hiroshi enjoys the game and faces challenges without too much frustration.

Who is this game designed for?

This game is for players who appreciate a blend of creative storytelling, unique visual styles like puppet animation, and engaging RPG elements. It's particularly suited for those looking for a heartwarming narrative experience.