Now that you’ve read this, here’s what everyone else is saying. Starting with our friends at VGC, the fourth installment was described as a return to the GameCube favorite Pikmin 2 – releasing the game in subtle but clear ways:
Andy Robinson: “Pikmin 4 is a game that feels like the beloved Pikmin 2 for the GameCube, which took the basis of the original and created a well-thought-out campaign, with no time limits and a very difficult walled-in exit through underground dungeons, allowing players to they will be able to control what they are doing.”
Our friends at Eurogamer were also optimistic about the fourth entry, describing Pikmin 4 as a leap forward in the series and combining the best of the past:
Tom Phillips: “Pikmin 4 right now feels like a leap forward in the series, and one that isn’t afraid to look back at the best of the past. It’s a tough review even though there are a lot of new features designed to help players.”
The team at Dexerto noted how this new entry feels like an easy entry point and keeps existing fans happy:
Daniel Megarry: “Although I was able to see a glimpse of what Pikmin 4 has to offer, the impression I get is that this is an attempt by Nintendo to introduce a new audience and keep the existing fans. The wheel. But, with several nice new features, great visuals, and a lot of flexibility in the game, I feel like it won me over. already.”
The lovely folks at GoNintendo also got a chance to interact with Pikmin 4 and deemed it to be “the best Pikmin game to date”:
Jonathan Estis: “In terms of single-player, I played maybe a day and a half of the game, and the time just flew by. I was very impressed, admiring the beautiful scenery, looking at all the places. including night missions, more abilities, locations, and stories. Based on my time with the game, this might be the best Pikmin game yet.”
And finally, GameSpot reiterated how this fourth entry is very welcome with its “relaxing” campaign:
Steve Watts: “Nintendo has built its reputation on accessible games that will allow a child to pick up a controller and learn the ropes within minutes – in fact, millions of children by now. In the case of Pikmin 4, the fourth entry in the niche genre (by Nintendo standards) that mixes strategy and content magic, the company seems eager to prove that it is an entry point for new fans. , and most importantly, that it is woven into the game itself.”
If after all of this you’ve been dying to get your farming gloves on Pikmin 4, there’s no need to worry because Nintendo will be holding a game show on June 28th. Nintendo has also released Pikmin 1 + 2 on the Switch eShop. There is physical release, too.
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