Pilo and the Holobook
Critic Reviews for Pilo and the Holobook
Pilo and the Holobook charms with its hand-drawn art style and the cheeky personality of its protagonist, offering a light, accessible adventure perfect for younger players. While some technical hiccups and a lack of depth in the Holobook mechanic hold it back, the colorful planets and playful tone make for an enjoyable experience. It’s a sweet, non-violent journey that’s especially well-suited for kids aged 9 to 12.
Review in German | Read full review
Overall, I think Pilo and the Holobook is a great little game. It’s polished, it’s cute, and it’s pretty chill to play. With a hint system, I think it would be the perfect game for kids and families and everyone who like wholesome, fun games with simple interactions.
Pilo and the Holobook is an interesting journey through a universe that grabs you by the eye thanks to its cool artwork. It focuses more on discovery and puzzle solving than combat, which is a nice change of pace and appeals to players looking for a more contemplative gaming experience. While it may not satisfy those looking for action, its strength lies in its ability to inspire curiosity and wonder at a more leisurely pace.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Pilo and the Holobook is a short, fun and cozy indie game that’s definitely worth a quick scan, but it doesn’t “stick” around for long.
Pilo and the Holobook is a game that knows what it wants to be, and succeeds at it. It’s a cute and cozy little adventure aimed at a young audience, short and sweet with a price to match.
Pilo and the Holobook is a charming and bite-sized adventure with smart puzzles and a clever sticker system that could entertain kids of all ages. Pilo is adorable, and the lesson he learns on his journey is one that I feel is needed in times like these. With a fun sense of discovery and some playful characters and locations to explore, Pilo and the Holobook is quite simply a delight.
