Run, jump, slide, slam and glide to rescue your stolen corn in Stitchy in Tooki Trouble, out now on the Nintendo Switch! This colorful all ages adventure game is perfect for single player gaming on the go! Can you defeat the Tooki bosses,discover the secret levels, and collect all your missing corn?
About the story
You play as Stitchy, a dedicated scarecrow, on a platforming quest to recover your stolen corn from the troublesome wooden Tooki! A striking art style full of color and character brings the world to life, from lush jungles to a Tooki factory. Ride minecarts, dodge chunky wooden piranha, and fight enormous bosses as you try to recover every stolen piece of corn! There are three worlds on Stitchy’s journey, each with nine levels, a boss to beat, and a secret level to discover!
Platforms
SwitchGenres
Adventure Arcade Indie PlatformThemes
Action Kids
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 8 more
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Critic Reviews
Worth Playing
By Cody MedellinStitchy in Tooki Trouble isn't going to be fun for experienced platform players, but there are also several design decisions that prevent it from being a good choice for younger players who want to get into the genre. From an unremarkable character and story to a lack of urgency in most parts, the excitement of a platformer just isn't present here. Combine that with some flaky minecart segments, a too-sticky vertical camera, and overly long boss fights, and you have a title that conjures up more frustration than fun. Despite the nice overall presentation in Stitchy, you can easily skip this one in favor of other platformers that do a better job of catering to both kids and adults.
Cubed3
By James GrechNintendo Switch owners looking for their next platforming adventure need not pay this game any attention. Though it is pretty to look at and plays well, it is so forgettable that anything done right is overwhelmingly overshadowed by how unenjoyable and uninspired it is. From its level design, enemy encounters, and platforming sequences, to its lead character, collectables, and soundtrack, there is nothing worthwhile in Stitchy in Tooki Trouble. Just go buy Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.
Nintendo Blast
By Beto FerreiraStitchy in Tooki Trouble had everything to be a good game - a charismatic protagonist, attractive scenarios and pleasant visuals. Inspiration in Donkey Kong Country, however, is almost a copy, which was not made with the same quality. The lack of challenges and low difficulty make it difficult to recommend the title, except to introduce the gender to young children.
Rapid Reviews UK
By Leigh WynneThe story in Stitchy in Tooki Trouble is about a small little farm that is ransacked by a stampede of Tooki’s who steal all the corn from the farm for some reason. By some sort of magic a lone scarecrow is brought to life and immediately gives chase to retrieve what’s been taken. The story is very bare bones but sets the scene for the adventure ahead. It has a very similar premise to the Donkey Kong Country Returns plot that sees a strange group of Tiki’s stealing all of Donkey Kong’s bananas.
God is a Geek
By Lyle CarrIt isn't a bad game, but Stitchy in Tooki Trouble is just too slow moving and simple for anyone with platforming experience.
