Hey! Pikmin (2017)
Genres:Adventure, Platform, Puzzle
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Captain Olimar has crashed on an unknown planet inhabited by Pikmin and his first 2D platformer will give you a new perspective on his adorably fierce partners. Touch the screen to throw Pikmin into action: swim with Blue Pikmin, fly with Winged Pikmin, and more to survive hostile wildlife, solve ecological puzzles, and escape!
•Help Captain Olimar explore and escape a new world by guiding him and his Pikmin with the stylus
•Olimar is a half-pint Hero on a personal mission to save himself
•Get a new perspective on the powers and personalities of Pikmin
•Tap the touchscreen to choose Pikmin and toss them at objects or enemiesShow more
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