- August 4, 2022
- Shiny Byte Studio
The Adventures of Poppe
69%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
story, music
100% User Score 20 reviews
Platforms
About
"The Adventures of Poppe" is a game where you explore diverse locations as a tiny character, collecting items to use strategically against enemies and solving puzzles. Help NPCs for their future support and defeat bosses using acquired skills. Watch out for any insect that could pose a threat.








Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
- Charming graphics and a nostalgic NES-era platforming feel that unfolds organically as you progress.
- Simple yet engaging combat and platforming mechanics, with a variety of items to collect and use for puzzle-solving.
- The game offers a fun experience with a decent amount of content, reminiscent of classic titles like Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers.
- Excessive backtracking and repetitive linear platforming can lead to frustration, especially in later stages.
- Limited inventory space and lack of quality of life features make item management tedious and can result in unnecessary game restarts.
- The game lacks a compelling story, with significant dialogue appearing very late in the gameplay, and some platforming mechanics can feel inconsistent.
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game features minimal storytelling, focusing more on gameplay reminiscent of classic Toy Story titles from the SNES, Genesis, and PC eras. While fans of the original may enjoy the nostalgic experience, the lack of a substantial narrative and some frustrating design choices are notable drawbacks.
“A fantastic Toy Story SNES/Genesis/PC style game where you are tiny and everything else is large.”
“Overall, if you are a fan of the original Toy Story video game, do not hesitate to pick this up and try it out for yourself; you might be shocked at what you find.”
“Very little in terms of story.”
“On the downside, there are some grating design decisions and not much of a story.”
“Very little in terms of story.”