TinyKin Review (Steam)

Our TinyKin Review is where we meet Milo, He is a boy who arrives on Earth to find that he’s way too small, everybody’s gone and a day hasn’t passed since 1991! Catch hundreds of mysterious tinykin and use their unique powers to create ladders, bridges, explosions, and a lot more.

TinyKin Review Pros:

• Beautiful cartoon graphics.
• 4.18GB graphics.
• Steam achievements.
• Steam trading cards.
• Adventure puzzle gameplay.
• Own in-game achievements.
• Full controller support.
• Graphics settings – resolution, fullscreen, v-sync, graphics preset, ambient occlusion, dynamic lights, bloom, depth of field, anti aliasing and exteriors rendering.
• Basic tutorial with ongoing signs.
• Plays like an updated and expanded upon Pikmin game.
• Camera controls – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
• Can rebind controls for both keyboard and the controller.
• Collect Tinykins who will follow you around, aim and fire them at objects to move them or carry them, each will have particular elements.
• You play as Milo a shrunk-down kid in a huge world based around a normal-sized world.
• Play as you want for the most part.
• The story is slowly doled out as you meet and help the characters of the world.
• Corn can be collected and traded at the hub.
• You can eventually upgrade Milo’s skills.
• A bubble ability can be used to aid falling and not dying but also floating across platforms.
• The level you play in the demo is huge and has so many side objectives, secrets, and Collectibles.
• Excellent cartoon cutscenes.
• A soap bar enables you to skate around and slide along spider Web lines.
• They combine Cutesy cartoon cutscenes into the story like when you meet new people or something of note happens.
• The goal of the game is to retrieve all six artifacts so you may finally be able to go home.
• Find and collect artifacts for the curator to fill up the museum and earn rewards.
• It’s a world that opens up the more you play as you unlock shortcuts and alternate routes.
• Different types of Tinkyin exist like red ones explode meaning you can blow boxes up to maybe find a secret or collectible.
• It’s a fun happy game.
• Runs really well even with a massive army following you.
• Controls are simple and you do get button icon help.
• Anything that needs Tinkyin will show you how many are needed and your Hud shows how many you have.
• Excellent platformer.
• When aiming and firing TinyKins you can hold the button down for ease but also still move around somewhat.
• Does save progress so it’s not a one-shot type of deal as it uses autosaves.
• Has a retro-modern feel to it all.
• Very quickly the game will get its hooks in.

Tinykins Review Cons:

• No ledge grab makes some jumps tedious.
• A lot to take in initially.
• Never sure when it’s saving.
• I never managed to go back to the hub to explore more.
• Cannot always skip cutscenes or interactions.
• Sometimes it feels like there is too much to do but it could be me being a lazy ass.
• It’s not always clear where to go or what to do.

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Tinykin:

Official website.

Developer: Splashteam

Publisher: tinyBuild GAMES

Store Links –

Steam