TOEM 2: The Kotaku Review
The sequel keeps the original’s camera-driven structure while adding jumping, climbing and area-specific tools that make puzzles more vertical.
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The Swedish studio Something We Made surprised in 2021 with its debut TOEM, a small adventure that integrated photography as a main mechanics. Its protagonist moved from city to city helping other citizens capture images, which served to point out the location of an object they were looking for, to give them inspiration for an idea or to get them out of a hurry. It was a short title, but it left a warm pose in memory, reason why we continue to r…
Something We Made returns to the world of TOEM with a sure sequel that hardly moves away from the original, despite introducing some interesting mechanics that deserved more time and opportunities to shine. No longer is always synonymous with better, already said the saying, but in the case of TOEM 2, the new title of Something We Made, a little more than the first could have been better. The sequel keeps the bet on solving puzzles and fetch que…
The Swedish adventure of photography that we love in 2021, opens tomorrow a sequel that passes to 3D and, with small news, feels better than ever. The entry TOEM 2, a perfect sequel was first published in Press Over.
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