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			POSTED 
			22/8/14
 
  HOHOKUM
 
 Honeyslug/Sony
 
 
      
 
  
			 
			
			
			(Donning pointy bra...) Come on, Ho!  
 Rollercoasters and 
			weird eyes
 Pots, spots and a kite that flies
 Boffins, jelly, 
			pachyderm
 In a hyper-coloured world you’re sperm...
 
 Ho! 
			(Ho! Ho!)
 
 Hey! Who let Father Christmas in here? 
			Actually, we didn’t trip over him in our Hohokum travels, but then 
			he might have been cosplaying as a dot or something. For if that 
			screengrabby thing hasn’t alerted you, this is one weird puppy of a 
			game. An extremely vivid weird puppy of a game.
 
 Kind of a 
			conglomeration of Noby Noby Boy, LocoRoco and 
			SoundShapes, with 
			plenty of Yellow Submarine and Fantasia vibes mixed in, you – as a 
			one-eyed spermy, wormy thingummy - are let loose to explore.
 
 Initially there seems to be no point other than to stumble upon what 
			new bits of weird shit have splooged forth from the creators’ 
			brainboxes. However, puzzles both obvious and nebulous gradually 
			begin to wheedle their way into your consciousness. Could there 
			actually be a 
			point to this silliness?
 
 As such, you can liberate spermy 
			friends hiding in various wildly differing levels that you 
			access through spot-encrusted round windows. It’s open world nuttiness, 
			essentially, whereby you may find yourself schlepping stuff to send 
			kites flying, electrifying clotheslines to score rollercoaster cars 
			or whatever the fuck you’re supposed to do in the level with apple 
			trees and coloured beans.
 
 Frankly, even if there was no point 
			whatsoever we’d love Hohokum, just for the childlike wonder that it 
			ignited in us as we lolloped about making music happen and colouring 
			in all manner of blobby things.
 
 If you’ve ever wished to 
			become immersed in a world that looks much like we expect the real 
			world does to Keita Takahashi then Hohokum will enthral you. If linearity, subtlety and reality 
			are mandatory then you’ll despise it.
 
 Which means you likely hate panda babies too, and you probably 
			work in HR.
 
 
     
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