Rocco's Island: Pocket Edition

This game is so beautiful! The developers really put a lot of effort into creating this game. It is like watching the animation rather than playing it. The game itself is about Evelyn who has to prevent the destruction of the island. She has to explore this island and collect things along the way. Moreover, there is a matching game for us to play to clear the path for Evelyn. I'll be playing this after work.

Rocco's Island is an atmospheric point-and-click adventure game with a big focus on puzzles and storytelling. Released last year on PC, Rocco's Island: Ring to End the Pain has been recently ported to mobile platforms as Rocco's Island: Pocket Edition. It is exactly the same game on PC, except for the newly adapted touch controls. With its high-spirited storytelling, children's book art-style, and entertaining puzzling elements,

I enjoyed playing this one even if it's just a pocket edition. I got very curious about the game and determined to collect all the quests. Once a path is blocked, there will be a puzzle provided for you to complete and then the path will be opened. This game totally fits anyone looking for a great adventure game. I truly enjoyed it and looking forward to having the full game version.

Today's game we are looking at is called Rocco's island: Ring to End the Pain! Wow, what a long title. Summary: An angst-ridden teenager's innocent mistake becomes a race against time that could change the course of history. Against the backdrop of a mysterious island inhabited by strange characters, our protagonist must undo her mistake to save everyone. My Experience: So this is an exciting game at the same time so many feelings and emotions going through it. Funny enough, it all started because one teenager thought,

Rocco's Island may be the best match-three game I've ever played. Most match-three games follow the Candy Crush formula: They're all about flooding players with hundreds of puzzles which increase in difficulty and thus push those players to buy microtransactions to help them make progress. Rocco's Island couldn't be further from this. This game plays more like an adventure title, with gorgeous hand-drawn art, simple exploration, and even puzzles to solve. As I progressed through the titular island, I encountered giant stones that blocked my path. And each of these stones required playing a round of classic match-three gameplay to keep going.