Raccoon Tales Reviews

raccoons are cool

save your money, this game is garbage

If you want a cute, simple puzzle game that will challenge you to explore each level to find everything, then this is your game. Each level poses its own challenges and some require you to think a little outside the box.

Really charming game with simple but fun game play

This would be a cute little quirky way to spend an hour if they wanted $1 or $2 for it, but $10? You should not pay $10 for this.

I played first with mouse, but found the steering clunky and inaccurate. After I switched to keyboard the game was more playable. (But what the hell happened in the Tiger Mansion?!? In the area around the tiger, the keys/directions are messed up!) Annoying were the big, invisible collisions around objects. This leads to failing missions and unnecessary replays. Graphics are rough and repetitive. I bought the game in hope, that my child could play it. The raccoon is quite cute and the levels are short. However, as there is no possibility to zoom out and gain some overview on where to go, it's a constant backtracking to find the right way / the coins and once you found the objectives, you have to go back to the start (in the earlier levels). The game would have potential but in this stage, I can't recommend it. Save your money!

Charming little raccoon stealth game! It's only a couple of hours long even if you're trying to get everything, but each level is full of interesting unique situations -- it's not just differing layouts for a repeated scenario, it's almost closer to a short adventure game with stealth gameplay. Every level has new things to avoid, but also custom goals to try, and many levels have secrets (some a little *too* secret if anything, but none of them mandatory luckily)... The gameplay is easy enough in theory, though it's unfortunately hampered by some frustratingly vague hit detection that make some sections feel much more demanding than they're probably meant to.... (Although, this does get a little easier if you go into the settings and switch from mouse mode to gamepad mode -- I wish I'd noticed the option sooner, and I'm not sure why it doesn't switch automatically!) I will mention, don't be put off by how dour the first level is -- it's one of those "starting from the bottom and pulling off gradually fancier heists" stories, and it goes upscale quick (I was worried I'd be stealing dumpster food from diseased dogs for a while, heh!) (It's also one of those games that ends on a to-be-continued, but well, what isn't these days.... the story's just a pretense for fun setpieces anyway.) Two more points I have to mention: - bonus points for being the one raccoon game I've seen that actually utilizes the "washing their food" thing as a gameplay mechanic! I hadn't even noticed how most games are missing that until I saw it here?? - yes hi where can I join The Raccoon Fangirls. I have never run faster into the arms of a supposed 'enemy', hahahah

This game is great. It's fun, funny, and weird. The game play is simple, the puzzles are just challenging enough to have fun, and short enough not to be tedious and the story just get's more and more interesting.

Another raccoon stealth game to add to the growing genre. In this game you play Glenn, and will be tasked with getting meals in each level setting. Each level also has additional stated and hidden goals. When you finish all the main levels, you unlock an additional level. Upon game completion (with all coins collected and placed), you will also unlock level timers. There were two different "The Story will continue" points, one for normal story progression and one for the completionist progression. I like this mechanic, and I am curious what Ancient Egypt and the elders have in store for Glenn. Levels are varied, have some mini-games, and no two feel quite the same. Through the Museum, they had sort of a Natural Progression (Though, I would put the museum before the White House personally, so it was like the Glenn was wandering DC and gets into trouble, versus the the other way around) But, it doesn't really matter. I got all of the achievements in under two hours, with more story being added, there is chance for more. The controls are not ideal for the game play, but they work. You only need a mouse. Sounds were fine, a bit unforgettable. I only experienced some minor graphics glitches, and absolutely no crashing. The game was the right difficulty overall, though some weird difficulty spikes in two levels in my opinion. I believe this game ties into the devs other game, but I have not played it. It seems more like an Easter Egg/Cameo then something required, Dev seems responsive to suggestions, comments, and feedback and I look forward to seeing what Glenn is up to!