About This Game Copoka is an open-world exploratory indie game about a bird building its nest in a totalitarian city state. As a player, you are soaring free, high above the city of Copoka, as a contrast to the citizens below. Your goal is to find and collect twigs for your nest, and as you construct your home piece by piece a story of intrigue and politics beneath around you.Key FeaturesTake wing and enjoy the freedom of flightExperience a city boiling with strife and political turmoilEavesdrop on conversations to get the full story of the cityStoryThe city of Copoka is in distress. Speakers all around the city proclaim the glory of the Great Leader and how she will bring salvation to a country in need, while people lament in the streets about starvation and dissatisfaction. Something is brewing in the back alleys of the slums. Whispers in the wind tell about a coming uprising, about an end to the suffering and new hope for the citizens of Copoka. Being a bird you can undertake the role of silent observer. By listening to people around the city a more nuanced picture of the brewing conflict is revealed - a conflict concerning clashing ideologies regardless of social standing or allegiance. Of course, it’s up to you if you wish to stop and listen. After all, what are human concerns to a bird anyway? 7aa9394dea Title: CopokaGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Inaccurate InteractivePublisher:Guru GamesRelease Date: 1 Jul, 2016 Copoka Crack Exe copoka download. copoka achievements. copoka wikipedia. copoka free download. copoka gameplay. copoka pizza 外送. copoka wikipedia. copoka review. copoka story. copoka ocean of games. copoka review. copoka free download. copoka feathers. copoka pizza 家庭式手工窑烤披萨 (有#街口外送). copoka meaning. copoka achievements. coppola wine. copoka game walkthrough. copoka nest. copoka pizza 手工窯烤披薩 台北市大安區永康里. copoka cave story. copoka game. copoka home sweet home. copoka meaning. copoka cave story. copoka pizza. copoka feathers Demands controller, turns beak up at Ps3 controller. Not cool.. Not work game... :(. Beautiful and kinda relaxing, but god is it taxing on the hardware. The problem is, it just feels kind of... dead. You fly around and get some dialogue in specific points, but you see a lot of people just standing around in a circle and you think 'they're having a conversation', but no, they're just sitting there. The controls were kind of awkward as well, especially landing. I can see what the devs were trying to do with this, but I just can't recommend this.. 9/10It can be challenging to move outside of the usual gaming space I inhabit, with action-oriented gameplay and very clear, direct objectives. When I started Copoka, I was thinking in this vein: "OK, I should look for the purple feathers to increase my speed, look for bubbles to find conversations, and look for bright and luminous zones to acquire materials for my nest," etc. Although these were important aspects of the experience, the "point" of the game seems to lie beyond.After about 30 min with the game, I stopped thinking so much about checking these boxes, and let my mind wander as I flew through the city. It can take a while to fly from place to place, and so it just won't do to become overly impatient. When I allowed my mind to wander, it took me to some very interesting places. The art style and music are quite beautiful, and the city design is intriguing.It's fascinating to think that throughout the personal and political turmoil of those who reside in the city, the bird's mission remains the same: to find materials to complete it's nest. Although Copoka (the city) undergoes a revolution, it makes no difference at all to the bird and his mission. The materials that you collect have special significance as well: you find what appear to be military medals of valor and rank, bullet casings, and even a pair of broken glasses (that I imagined could have resulted from an encounter with an overzealous police officer). However, all of these serve the same purpose for the bird, and it does not distinguish one from the other nor understand the significance of any of them.It is an effective game at inducing a sense of perspective in the player. Especially now, I feel that this is needed. So much of what is currently occurring at the highest levels of government in the United States (where I reside) feels unprecedented and permanent, so Copoka serves as an important reminder that "this too shall pass." One of the citizens that you can visit in the game is a painter on a hillside, and he seems to understand this perspective and give a human face to this epiphany. In the grand scheme, human beings have only inhabited the Earth for .004% of its history.. Copoka is a short but refreshing game with a simple premise: find trinkets for your nest. Along the way, you'll have the option of listening in on conversations that happen among the city's citizens, and you'll hear a story of political unrest. A controller is recommended, and for good reason, though the game is playable with m+kb. I honestly wish I could find more games of this playstyle, because there's a lot of thrill in climbing to the highest point in the sky, then doing a nosedive to the streets below while the deafening wind rushes past your ears and the rumble feature goes haywire in mock imitation of shaking muscles and rustling feathers.. Copoka was a very boring game for me. You are a bird that flies around to these glowing checkpoints to hear a short sentence or two from the guys. THen you might have to pick up an object and deposit it to your nest. And you keep doing that over and over again. Not to mention the horrible camera that they have. When you look around, the camera is not smooth at all and gives a warpinf effect.. Game is totally bugged/unfinished.. Got stuck in a barrel or something and couldnt fly so time to uninstal.. Controls are absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Cool concept but not very legit. 3 on 10.. Relaxing s*ht with a bird who don't give a single f*uC*k.. Cool idea, but horrendous controls and camera kills the game.
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