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The Plucky Squire reviewed by Logan Plant on PlayStation 5, also available on Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
At its heights, The Plucky Squire is a beautiful Zelda-inspired adventure filled with brilliant wordplay-packed puzzles. Jots ability to manipulate his own storybook from both the outside and within result in clever dimension-hopping mechanics and solutions that make each problem a joy to unpack. While genuinely funny at times, its wordy script often gets in the way of the action and occasionally spoils a puzzles solution before it even begins. It also drags in its drawn-out final act, as the adventure continues a couple hours after its already used up all its best ideas. But prior to that late stumble, The Plucky Squire is full of surprises, breaking up its puzzles with cute minigame homages to classic video game genres and fun sections that take Jot outside of the pages of his story.
The Plucky Squire reviewed by Logan Plant on PlayStation 5, also available on Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
At its heights, The Plucky Squire is a beautiful Zelda-inspired adventure filled with brilliant wordplay-packed puzzles. Jots ability to manipulate his own storybook from both the outside and within result in clever dimension-hopping mechanics and solutions that make each problem a joy to unpack. While genuinely funny at times, its wordy script often gets in the way of the action and occasionally spoils a puzzles solution before it even begins. It also drags in its drawn-out final act, as the adventure continues a couple hours after its already used up all its best ideas. But prior to that late stumble, The Plucky Squire is full of surprises, breaking up its puzzles with cute minigame homages to classic video game genres and fun sections that take Jot outside of the pages of his story.
