The Japanese are quite progressive and inventive in many ways. This is probably best seen in their games, which are often extremely silly, crazy and completely incomprehensible to Western players. The popular Toro and Friends saga is no exception, and although it is a game series that is moving in a kind of relative normality, this popular Asian pastime is only now making its way to the West. And this is mainly thanks to the company PiG Corporation and the developers from the ForwardWorks studio, who rushed in a year ago with the hilarious game Toro and Friends: Onsen Town, which will soon be heading to iOS and Android.
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If the name of the studio ForwardWorks does not mean anything to you, then know that you are not the only one. These talented developers have so far been limited exclusively to the Eastern Hemisphere, where they released one gem after another. Their evergreen is probably the RPG Disgaea, which competes with Final Fantasy there. Over time, however, they came to the conclusion that it would be pretty cool to export their crazy titles abroad, so they approached the publisher PiG Corporation, thanks to which the game Toro and Friends: Onsen Town will be seen in another 100 countries. It is not a very deep and inventive game, but it definitely entertains for a while, and thanks to the character Toroa, it is also quite cute and funny. This is a simple game where we will assemble the same shapes and try to get rid of as many cubes as possible.
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The main attraction is probably going to be the story, which will include both Tora and Sora and Kuro, all the favorite characters. And to make matters worse, we won't be making our own combinations for ourselves, but instead the game will have a social aspect that will encourage sharing successful practices with others and getting hearts for them. However, the developers at ForwardWorks have many other aspects and elements planned, which will be announced later. Either way, the game will arrive on iOS and Android on June 23rd, and although it seems quite ordinary at first glance, believe me, the Japanese know how to surprise and keep you glued to the screen for a good few hours. So if you are in the mood for some oriental extravagant entertainment, head to App Store and pre-order the game.
