Toki Remake Pc 2019 Complete Longplay Hard Mode [HD]

Player Mr.X
Hard Mode
Toki the warrior lived peacefully in the jungle with his sweetheart Miho. Appearing out of nowhere, the terrifying voodoo sorcerer Vookimedlo and heinous demon Bashtar kidnap Miho and turn the poor Toki into a chimpanzee! Unfortunately for his sweetheart, he has become a hairy, lethargic ape…
The former warrior must get used to his new form and, deprived of his traditional weapons, use his powerful jaw to spit strange projectiles at his enemies. During his adventure, Toki will find objects that will help him complete his quest, from a football helmet to a pair of flippers and snorkel.
About
Toki makes his great return on Nintendo Switch with a remake featuring all-new graphics and re-orchestrated music. The game will be available on November 22nd, 2018. Initially released in 1989 on arcade machines, this cult 2D action/platform game marked a whole generation of players with its simian main character and a level of difficulty typical of games at the time.
Philippe Dessoly, artist for the original version of Toki on the Amiga, and well-known for his official drawings of UFO Robot and Captain Harlock, is the Artistic Director for this remake. Pierre Adane has been entrusted with game development, while the music will be written by Raphael Gesqua, an experienced video game music composer. All three have already worked together on the game Mr. Nutz.

[@Alianger]

What's different on Hard?

[@teddym2808]

I actually wonder if reviewers even play the games they review or just write something to get a free copy. Two well known publications on the switch version.. One said there are seven stages (Nintendo Times) The other said there are nine stages, I kid you not (Switch Player) Of course it's six, but that really made me go "what BS" What do you think? Do they even bother to play the games they give scores to?

[@LaTanaDiMrX]

Hi, in my opinion some reviewers try the games only in the early stages to write the article, but I don't think they play it completely. I confirm that the megadrive sega version had 9 stages (Hard Mode). The nintendo switch version has 6 stages. -mrx