Opoona

Console Nintendo Wii
Publisher Koei
Genre Adventure , Role-Playing
Region EU , JP , US
Views 2,060
Downloads 1,557
Released 26th Mar 2008 (USA)
11th Sep 2008 (UK/EU)
1st Nov 2007 (JPN)
File size 2.08 G
5/5 (2 votes)
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INTRODUCTION

In “Opoona” for Wii, you slip into the shoes of a young Cosmo Guard descendant with a lot on his tiny alien plate. After an abrupt pit stop on the intriguing planet of Landroll, our hero discovers his parents are in rough shape and hospitalized while his siblings are playing the ultimate game of hide and seek on a planetary scale. Life in space never sounded so domestic yet so complicated, right?

NAVIGATING BUREAUCRATIC

So, you’re Opoona and dying to find your lost family. It would be simple enough if it weren’t for the paperwork. Yes, even in a galaxy far, far away, bureaucracy exists. To hop from one colony to another on Landroll, you’ll need clearance from each colony’s bureaucratic overseers. This isn’t just stamping a passport; you’ve got to earn your stripes by completing various jobs. And by jobs, we mean anything from angling for alien fish to slaying screen-devil TVs that somehow made it off the assembly line with demonic traits. These chores are your golden tickets to colony-hopping freedom.

THE CONTROLLER’S THE THING

The control mechanics in this game are no joke and make excellent use of the Wii’s capabilities. You’ll maneuver Opoona with the Wii remote while locking onto evil household appliances and other foes using the Nunchuk. You’ll select your trajectory to attack and give that Nunchuk a hearty snap forward. You’ll launch energy “bon-bon” projectiles if done correctly, annihilating your adversaries. So, if you’ve ever wanted to use your gaming console to blast demonic home electronics, this game’s got you covered.

RETAIL THERAPY

Did we mention you can shop till you drop on Landroll? All that hard work completing odd jobs isn’t just for bureaucratic brownie points. You’ll earn money to spend on a delightful assortment of items worldwide. There’s something for everyone, from simple toys to objects that could give the Mona Lisa a run for her money. Landroll isn’t just a fascinating locale for family drama; it’s also a consumer paradise!

A GREEN WORLD

“Opoona” isn’t just about family troubles and demonic TVs; it also touches on eco-friendly themes. The world of Landroll is a beautiful juxtaposition of nature and modern architecture, an intermingling that feels as harmonious as a cup of herbal tea on a rainy afternoon. Exploring this planet, you’ll wander through rich jungles, stumble upon ancient ruins, and find yourself in extensive woodlands that even Thoreau would write a sequel about.

CONCLUSION

Let’s not forget the heart of this charming game: social interaction and exploration. Your adventure on Landroll will often see you hopping from one home to another, engaging in conversations with the locals, and accepting various peculiar jobs. Building relationships isn’t just a game mechanic; it’s necessary to unravel the myriad opportunities on Landroll. It’s like Facebook but without the never-ending stream of baby photos and vague bookings.

So there you have it: “Opoona,” a game that mixes role-playing elements with space bureaucracy, family drama, and a world filled with everything from demon-possessed electronics to stunning artwork. Don’t let its seemingly juvenile premise fool you. This game packs a punch—or rather, a Nunchuk swing—of complexity and charm.

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