Toki Retrollector Edition Switch

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Toki's adventures are back! The cult action/platformer originally released on arcade machines in 1989 returns in a new, more ape-like version! Entirely hand-drawn and completely re-orchestrated!

Toki the warrior lives peacefully in the jungle with his beloved Miho. Appearing out of nowhere, the atrocious voodoo sorcerer Vookimedlo and the vile demon Bashtar kidnap Miho and transform poor Toki into a chimpanzee!

Now he's all hairy, slow, and lazy! His beloved has cause for concern...

The Retrollector Edition includes:

PUBLISHER Microïds
GENRE Action, Arcade, Platform
SUPPORT Video game on cartridge
PLATFORMS Nintendo Switch
PEGI AGE RATING 7
LANGUAGES French, English, Italian, German, Spanish
PACK French, English, Italian, German, Spanish

Rediscover Toki 30 years later

The Labyrinth, Neptune's Lake, the Fire Cave, the Ice Palace, the Dark Jungle, and the Golden Palace are infested with Vookimedlo's minions. Rescuing Miho will be no easy task!

These abject beings who answer to the sweet names of Boloragog, Rambacha, Mogulvar, Zorzamoth and Bashtar are truly chilling and it's not Toki's appearance that will reassure you!

So you'll have to make do with what you have to get out of this mess. Fortunately, Toki can walk, jump, swim, climb, and spit! Indeed, it's skillfully used saliva that allows Toki to get rid of his enemies...

Rediscover the legendary difficulty of the golden age of video games: "Insert coin"... again and again to reach the end of the adventure! Have arcade machines ruined you? It's time to make up for it by playing in more comfortable conditions but with gameplay that's still just as demanding.

A true remake by masters: The game has been entirely hand-drawn by Philippe Dessoly, illustrator of famous manga such as Albator and Goldorak, comics and video games. He worked at the time on the Amiga version of Toki in 1991 and also drew for the game Mr. Nutz (1992). These sketches allow Toki to return more handsome and more crazy than ever

The music, entirely reorchestrated by composer Raphael Gesqua, promises a rhythmic adventure with both retro and modern notes. This established musician has already composed music for around a hundred video games.

On the technical side, the prowess of this thrilling experience is due to the enormous work of Pierre Adane. The developer notably worked on Mr. Nutz (1992) and created the Tennis game Top Spin (2003).