Review: Woodo - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - An Irresistible, Hard-To-Define Formula For Pure Relaxation
Could-o Woodo should-o. Woodo is like a cosy colouring book – that’s how three-person indie studio Tiny Monks Tales characterises its game. You have the outline of a colourless scene and need to beautify it by applying colourful items in the right places. This is a good comparison and one that captures the mindful focus and something-do-to-while-doing-something-else-ness of colouring in. But Woodo isn’t really a colouring book. Its scenes do begin as muted, almost ghostly dioramas, with each obj
Could-o Woodo should-o. Woodo is like a cosy colouring book – that’s how three-person indie studio Tiny Monks Tales characterises its game. You have the outline of a colourless scene and need to beautify it by applying colourful items in the right places. This is a good comparison and one that captures the mindful focus and something-do-to-while-doing-something-else-ness of colouring in. But Woodo isn’t really a colouring book. Its scenes do begin as muted, almost ghostly dioramas, with each object you place painting another little patch of life into them. However, there’s no choice of what…