Posted by Rock, Paper, Shotgun Oct 13 2011 08:48 GMT
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OIO is an indie platformer with some fun physics puzzles in which the main character, who is made out of wood, wakes up in a world that’s also made out of wood. So that’d be like me rolling out of a flesh-bed this morning, traipsing across the taut skin-floor, with its occasional clumps of hair and beard, and typing this on a keyboard made out of teeth and bones. I’d just close my eyes and weep. Thankfully, the little wooden man in OIO is made of sterner stuff and he uses the world to his advantage, lobbing seeds about the place to grow platforms.

There’s a demo, which shows a high level of polish in the environments but would be much more enjoyable with less clunky jumping. Silly wooden legs. The full version is available to purchase direct for £6.88, or through various digital distributors. Trailer below.

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Posted by IGN Oct 10 2011 16:16 GMT
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Oio: The Game grabbed me immediately with its great art style and music, but the puzzles kept me going through to the end. They stay varied enough to remain satisfying despite dragging in a few parts and making me endure the minor irritation of platforming made unnecessarily tough by occasionally (and frustratingly) floaty controls. Still, with a clever plant-growing gameplay hook, Oio stands out as a good indie offering for any PC player looking for a brief and highly-stylized game...