I had a lot of fun playing through Okabu's colorful worlds, and found myself grinning like an idiot at its absurdly upbeat characters and activities.

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Okabu succeeds as a fun puzzle game, but it wasn't without its missteps. In the final levels the surrounding Doza love pelting the player with missiles.

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Okabu is a fairly good little game, but one that offers little challenge. Parents with kids will enjoy being able to play together with their children and Okabu is also a great “break” game to play between more intensive sessions of other titles.

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Okabu may not be perfect, but it has some solid gameplay and unique ideas that deserve some attention.

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Even with a little wonkiness to it, Okabu a lot going for it and smoothes over most of its imperfections with exuberance and charm.

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Okabu is a colorful and fun puzzle adventure, though it suffers from a few technical issues.

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The game places you in the role of a pair of whale-shaped clouds called, creatively enough, cloud whales who are tasked with defending the peaceful inhabitants of the land from industrial creatures known as Doza.

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If you like the way the LEGO games play, but you’ve had enough of those little bricks, Okabu might scratch that itch.

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Okabu is one of the most upbeat games you'll play this year, and a great title for the entire family to enjoy together.

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Okabu is a cheerful, ambitious puzzle-platform game from Rolando developers Hand Circus, but its flaws frustrate.

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..if you have to entertain a youngster or non-gaming girlfriend/boyfriend, Okabu might be a great way to kill a few hours together.

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Okabu’s beautiful art and amazing music can’t save it from mediocrity

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Okabu is just a little too generic to be worth your time, which is a shame, considering I would have liked to play a fun game about saving the planet.

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Okabu's is a quietly charismatic world, one destined to be overlooked thanks to its grind of an opener and failure to match its visual vigour with mechanics that haven't been used better elsewhere.

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So much charm, so much loveliness, and so hard to recommend to anyone over the age of 10.

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Okabu offers puzzle solving with an environmental message, but the game itself could use a bit of cleaning up.

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Okabu's first impression is dazzling because it gets the audio and visual design absolutely right, but it has neither the depth nor imagination to sustain this.

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