Spoko and Poko

This is the best game on steam and this is why: The characters are completely relatable Spoko being the chill relaxed brother that pushes the heavy dung around reminds me of my youthful days, innocent and full of wonder while pushing to find a purpose in this big world just like Spoko. We can all relate to Spoko and push that cart full of dung to pass it on to our brother, companion and best friend, Poko which is the angry one but means well. He loves his home and will do everything he can to pass the torch to a new generation and bring that dung to the cottage to make sure life goes on well enough to ensure another day is without harm and maybe we can reach bigger heights to grow as a beetle and find a bigger piece of dung to roll and bounce around. Spoko and Poko are the epitome of brotherly love they are always there for each other and will get through each trouble with ease as they work completely in sync with each other telling each other to move to the left or right to catch the dung and fling it to the diamonds which they desire. The diamonds is the motivation they need to grow and to reach new troubles that they need to conquer and to reach new lands in the garden. It isn'…

Poorly made, poorly explained, and worst of all straight up boring. Both the menus and game itself are counter-intuitive to navigate/operate. The beetle on top drops a ball, and you control the one on the bottom. Move it with the mouse and rotate the paddle with W/S. Note that rotating with the S key, a core part of the game, is buggy.

Spoko and Poko is a lighthearted arcade adventure developed and published by Volens Nolens Games that embraces an old-school design philosophy while adding its own eccentric personality. The game follows two beetle companions, the sensible Spoko and the impulsive Poko, on a seemingly simple mission to transport a ball back home. What begins as a straightforward treasure-collecting journey quickly evolves into a surprisingly varied experience filled with changing mechanics, unusual obstacles, and a constant stream of new ideas. Rather than focusing on a single gameplay loop, the title continually reinvents itself throughout the adventure. The central gameplay revolves around controlling the ball, gathering diamonds and gold, and navigating increasingly challenging environments. Early levels serve as an introduction to the game's physics-based mechanics, allowing players to become familiar with movement and collection objectives. These opening stages are easy to understand, but they only represent a small portion of what the game eventually offers. As players progress, the mechanics become more complex, requiring faster reactions and better control to overcome hazards and maximize r…

Island of misfit control schemes

The game looks interesting from the screenshots, but once you start it falls apart

Absolute rubbish, no play-ability no functionality no enjoyment whatsoever.