

BOKURA: planet
tokoronyori · 2025 · Action, Adventure, Casual, Action-Adventure, Puzzle Platformer
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About BOKURA: planet
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Players must communicate with each other to play this game. If you are not playing in the same location, you will need another communication method, such as voice chat. Before buying the game, please keep in mind that the game itself does not provide a separate communication method. BOKURA: planet is a puzzle adventure game that must be played with two players, who communicate and work together to solve puzzles. It takes place in a different setting than BOKURA and has a whole new story, with different actions and gimmicks.Same but Different: A game system like the previous game, but it plays completely differently
BOKURA: planet requires two players on two different machines to communicate while playing. Players need to share what they see on their own screens and cooperate to solve puzzles and progress through the stages, just like in BOKURA, but there is a new action: Push. You can now send the other player flying with the push of a button. Sometimes you might get in the other player's way, or maybe even push them off a cliff... Cooperating isn't everything in this game.The estimated playing time is approximately 3 hours.
The new action: Push! Careful where you use it, because you don't know what might happen...
Story
After Earth fell to ruin, the few remaining survivors had to rebuild civilization from the Stone Age. When they finally advanced to the age of space exploration, they decided to explore the far reaches of space, but the distance meant it would take them hundreds of years to arrive. For this expedition, humankind decided to send condemned convicts. On the way to an unknown red planet, the expedition's spaceship breaks down, forcing two members of the crew to make a crash landing. They both have their own reasons for needing to return to Earth no matter what, but will they be able to make it back alive?Work together to solve puzzles and escape from the unknown red planet!
Hidden Objective Co-op Adventure
A puzzle adventure game that you can only play with two people. You have secrets that you cannot share, but you still have to work together to proceed.As you proceed through the stages, each player will be presented with a hidden objective. Each player will only know their own objective, which will be hidden to the other player. You need to cooperate with the other player on your journey, but what on Earth do they know that you don't...?
Experience a co-op game like no other, where even though what you and your partner see and experience is the same, you can never understand how the other feels.
A new title from tokoronyori, creator of Hitoribocchi Wakusei (Lonely Planet) and BOKURA
tokoronyori An indie game dev who creates unique worlds with a distinctive art style, filling his games with originality and mystery. His 2016 smartphone idle game Hitoribocchi Wakusei (Lonely Planet) was a huge hit on social media. He created the exclusively two-player puzzle adventure game BOKURA in 2023 as a member of the first round of Kodansha Game Creator's Lab. He specializes in making experiences only possible through games with his characteristic game mechanics.\The idea for this game comes from something I thought up while planning BOKURA. I could have gone a completely different direction when making BOKURA, but for various reasons, BOKURA ended up the way it did.While I am proud of the decisions that led to BOKURA, at the same time, I kept wondering what scenery I might have seen if I'd gone in the complete opposite direction. In the end, I couldn't hold back. I ran the other way, which is how BOKURA: planet was born, and the view here is incredible.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players appreciate the core co-op puzzle gameplay, art style, and the unique asymmetrical information mechanic that requires communication between two players on separate devices. Common complaints include frustrating save functionality issues (especially for remote players), puzzles that are sometimes obtusely difficult requiring walkthroughs, and a narrative that incorporates dark themes like sexual assault that some find tonally jarring and poorly integrated with the game's lighter moments and hidden plot elements.
awesome story i liked the themes of it and some of the puzzles were very fun! good to play w/ a friend1 found this helpful
such a good game, i love both sm! i think the story is super unique and i really loved the part of having to keep secrets, very creative :D hoping for another game because they’re just so goated1 found this helpful
Costed my friendship, would recommend to get anyone out of your life.1 found this helpful
I think this game is still good, but not as interesting as the first one. The puzzles are about the same quality as the first game too (pretty decent), except for the auditory puzzles. These were a really creative idea, but not only are there only a few of them, but I also wish the game took more time to properly teach their logic. The graphics, the music, and the story are all fine in their own right, but considering how the rest of the art blends with the story, it doesn't feel like the game takes the story's dark tone seriously. The gimmick with people having different information as they play felt less substantial in this game, too. I also think it's a creative idea, but it felt like it had more consequences for the story in the first game. BOKURA: planet I don't feel is as good as the first one but it still does a lot of the things the first game did well.
props to the indonesian translator, it's enjoyable and really good, not like google translate. the story is actually interesting, but there are dark parts that are quite disturbing. but over all i having fun solving the puzzle with my friend and sharing our thought together.
very fun co op game!
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