- December 3, 2020
- Rewind Games
- 13h median play time
Tanuki Sunset
Platforms
About
"Tanuki Sunset" is a downhill skateboarding game featuring a raccoon protagonist called Tanuki. Cruise down winding roads, avoid obstacles, and do skateboard tricks to earn points and bonuses. Collect icons such as phones, baby raccoons, and tapes, while enjoying the excellent soundtrack and colorful visuals. Your goal is to ride into the sunset, performing as many tricks as possible for max points.
- The game features a charming aesthetic with vibrant visuals and a great soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- Playing as a raccoon on a skateboard provides a unique and fun gameplay experience, making it enjoyable for casual play.
- The game offers a relaxing vibe, perfect for unwinding, with simple mechanics that allow players to get into a flow state.
- Many players have reported bugs, particularly with achievements that are currently unobtainable, leading to frustration for completionists.
- The controls can feel unresponsive and awkward, making it difficult to navigate levels effectively, especially with sparse checkpoints.
- The game lacks depth and variety in gameplay, with some players finding it repetitive and short, leading to a feeling of limited content.
music
286 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread praise for its variety and ability to enhance the overall experience, with genres ranging from lo-fi to synthwave, creating a chill and nostalgic atmosphere. However, some players expressed disappointment over the limited tracklist, wishing for more songs to prevent repetition during extended play. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout feature, contributing significantly to the game's vibrant aesthetic and enjoyable gameplay.
“There's something about playing as a raccoon, vibing to some synthwave music, and skating in a retro world that makes it so enjoyable and calming to play.”
“The soundtrack and visuals are both an absolute joy, and make for an atmosphere that would feel right at home in a rhythm game but fits equally well here.”
“The music is great and ranges from lo-fi to bossa nova and electro swing.”
“I'm also a little disappointed by the music selection (both in terms of genre and quantity), but the option to disable the in-game music and play your own is always there.”
“My only complaint in the audio department would be that there aren't really that many songs in the game and a larger tracklist would have been nice.”
“The music is absolutely an uninspired mess; I didn't enjoy a single track and none of them made the background dance in sync (which is what I expected from the sun constantly doing beats).”