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Penko Park Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET There has never been a better time to be a Pokémon Snap fan than during the Switch era. From the excellent New Pokémon Snap delivering a sequel over 20 years in the making to the long-awaited rerelease of the original Pokémon Snap on the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack, it seems like the spin-off series is finally getting the love it deserves. And yet, if all that Pokémon Snap love wasn’t enough, the team at Ghostbutter Games has released their own excellent spiritual successor in the form of Penko Park. What makes Penko Park immediately stand out is its visual style. In many ways, the game looks like Pokémon Snap meets the aftermath of Jurassic Park. The various creatures have overrun the once tourist-focused island, adding an element of uneasiness to the world. Some critters may look cute, but the vast majority have a creepy, Tim Burton-esque look to them. Combined with a whole group of creatures that can only be discovered by entering each stage’s spirit world, Penko Park undoubtedly has a sense of eeriness that gives the game its own identity.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

Penko Park draws heavily from the original Pokémon Snap in its gameplay. Piloting an automatically-driven vehicle with your Penko tour guide, your goal is to explore an abandoned wildlife park, photographing and documenting the various creatures within. Most creatures have multiple emotions and reactions you need to photograph, which can be achieved by using various tools and gadgets you will slowly unlock. Some will be familiar, such as a ball you can throw at creatures to startle them, while others are brand new, like a grabbing claw. As you add more photographs to your compendium, you’ll gain experience, leading to new upgrades and areas to explore. Thankfully, Penko Park’s gameplay loop is just as enjoyable as the one established in Pokémon Snap. Taking photos of new creatures, discovering each stage’s unique secrets, and upgrading your gear to unlock more interactions is as fun as ever. Despite this, Penko Park does feel lacking in overall content. Each stage is packed to the brim with plenty of creatures, interactions, and secrets to discover, but the total number of stages is disappointingly low.

Uncover the park’s history, secrets & many hidden paths.

There are only four main stages, which means you are unfortunately going to be revisiting this small number of locales repeatedly. Along with the game’s short three to four-hour length, the fourth revisit to a stage can feel more like padding than a meaningful experience. Despite its repetitiveness and short length, Penko Park is still a wonderfully charming successor to Pokémon Snap. From the delightfully creepy atmosphere to some fresh new upgrade ideas, Penko Park is successful in both honoring its roots and creating its own identity. Fans of Pokémon Snap would be remiss to overlook this game and will surely have a great time discovering everything that Penko Park has to offer. Welcome to Penko Park! Home to the cute, the creepy and everything in between. Although the park has long been abandoned it’s still teeming with life so grab your Penko Snap-A-Lot 9000™ and getting to snapping those Penko! Penko Park was developed by Ghostbutter, a Berlin-based studio and the self-proclaimed home for weird, spooky and cute games, and was published by Secret Mode.Alter World Switch NSP

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After an exclusive Steam release in 2020, Penko Park now graces the Nintendo eShop and is a delight to say the least. Penko Park is home to the Penko – this world’s native monster species, and they come in all sorts of colours, shapes and sizes. From the get-go you’ll witness the range that these cuties have – there are flying Penko, fishy Penko, mosquito-sized Penko and Penko the size of mountains! After meeting your aptly-named tourguide Penki the Penko, you’ll journey through the park, gradually discovering more and more about the park’s crazy creatures, humorous history and spirited secrets.The game is an on-rails shooter, akin to Pokémon Snap, where you’ll traverse one of a handful of park areas, documenting the park’s inhabitants via camera. At the end of a run you’ll select your best photos for a scrapbook, which’ll net you points for unlocks, which will in turn open up new abilities and areas for snapping different Penko around town. It’s a simple gameplay loop but it works – and if you’re a fan of Pokémon Snap you’ll be at home here!

Use your trusty Penko Grappling Hand to interact with the environment.

As somebody who thinks that Pokémon Snap is one of the most delightful games of all time, I’ve often wondered why more developers don’t attempt to replicate its photography based gameplay. Taking pictures of adorable creatures never ceases to make me smile, so why not make more wholesome games about this joyful pastime instead of adding another roguelike to my backlog? Penko Park has answered my prayers, and given me another reason to whip out my camera. Once upon a time Penko Park was a safari adventure for all the family, but all good things must come to an end and now only the Penkos remain. With the help of Penki and your kart you now have access to the park for some good old fashioned on-rails photography, so grab your Penko Snap-a-Lot 9000 and let’s get filling up an album with snaps. In each stage of Penko Park you’ll slowly move along a track, with the aim of taking as many quality photos of the Penkos as possible en-route. Everywhere you look they’ll be something adorable, silly or spooky peeking out, and with fast enough reflexes you’ll be able to capture them in a lovely photo forever.Dakar Desert Rally

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I’ll admit I was a little worried about how the monsters of Penko Park would measure up to my beloved Pokémon, and it was all for nothing. The creatures you’ll be snapping are absolutely delightful, from bizarre flying lemons sporting a serious expression to rocks with legs. The art style really lends itself to showcasing these weird and wonderful creatures, with striking 2D character models that always face you like in the original DOOM. Unlike the Pokemon Snap series you aren’t chasing points in Penko Park, just star ratings. Photos are rated one, two or three stars based on how big the subject in the frame is, so you don’t need to worry too much about positioning or getting lots of monsters in one shot at all. I’ll admit this does mean there’s a little less replayability than I’d like (because there’s no point taking more than one picture of each critter in each situation) but there’s other things to keep you busy. For example – although you won’t get better than a three star rating for a snap, a lot of the monsters have multiple poses to collect.

Enter the spooky realm by unlocking your camera’s Ghost-o-Vision.

You might need to get a picture of a yeti sleeping, standing still and dancing, and it’s up to you to find a way to make those things happen. As you progress through the game you’ll get a few items to play around with, and you’ll only fill the album up by experimenting with the lot of them. The grabbing hand is essentially a hook shot, and will break through pesky bushes to reveal creatures hiding behind them as well as activating levers. The Penko Ball is a weird flowery sphere that you can throw at the Penko, which will either make them excited and happy or incredibly angry (both of which make for a good photo). There’s even a wand you unlock later that allows you to play music for the critters and occasionally even unlocks a secret passage. Penko Park is an abandoned Safari that you are a welcome guest of. Penki is your tiny Tour Guide showing you around an on-rails path to encounter and take photos of the creepy inhabitants living in the wild. There’s a lot of visual storytelling and some insight from Penki as to why it’s now abandoned.

Though it’s not explicitly a narrative game, the player can fill in the gaps. Really though, you’re just here for the ride. There are so many spooky creatures to come across that it may feel overwhelming your first-time round – like you have to snap them all. However, it’s more laid back in its approach and you can go on the same trip as much as you like. It’s hard not to be enamoured by your journey through an unnerving – on the surface – Safari. Nothing pops out at you despite their nightmarish exterior, if anything you’re the one encroaching. All the creatures have their own endearing personalities across the regions with adorable names like: Keepekoo, Akakai and… Doug. They all feel as distinctive as Pokémon or more recently, Bugsnax. As I previously mentioned, you’re on rails for this game. Think of a fairground ride drawing inspiration from Tim Burton’s animated work. The aim of the game is to take pictures of all the wildlife. You’re ranked out of 3 stars for the quality of the photo you take; they have to be full clean shots with no obstructions and not too far away.

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You can snap the wildlife in various states like asleep, hiding, angry or dancing – these all have their own category with the respective 3-star system. It’s down to you to discover how you can trigger the correct response from each creature, making it the main puzzle element to Penko Park. You keep the photos you take to fill out a scrapbook, listing all of what you find. The more you fill it out with better rated photos, the more XP you get. Levelling up earns you a stamp which unlocks upgrades or new regions of the park. All of it amounts to an exciting loop that I found hard to put down. Some upgrades change your ride cart abilities, but it’s the objects that aid in the puzzle solving that are the most fun. Things like the Penko Ball (trademark) that some creatures might get angry or happy over; or the Penko Grappling Hand (again, trademark) acting as a stretchy sticky hand picking up hidden items for your scrapbook. I’d always look forward to trying out my shiny new trademarked feature on levels I had already played 3-4 times. It’s the replayability with the aesthetic that made Penko Park a joy to play from beginning to end.  Lost Judgment

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