Kotaku describes the game as a reminder of a kind of freedom its writer feels unlikely to have again.
Kotaku says Tanuki: Pon's Summer and its bike-riding delivery raccoon stirred nostalgia—even though its writer has never ridden a BMX bike or delivered mail. The writer describes the feeling as recalling a kind of freedom they’re unlikely to have again.
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Kotaku describes the game as a reminder of a kind of freedom its writer feels unlikely to have again.
Kotaku says Tanuki: Pon's Summer and its bike-riding delivery raccoon stirred nostalgia—even though its writer has never ridden a BMX bike or delivered mail. The writer describes the feeling as recalling a kind of freedom they’re unlikely to have again.
Kotaku@KotakuI am not a raccoon, nor have I ever ridden a BMX bike, nor delivered the mail. So why did this summertime indie make me so nostalgic?
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Kotaku@KotakuI am not a raccoon, nor have I ever ridden a BMX bike, nor delivered the mail. So why did this summertime indie make me so nostalgic?