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Feb 4, 201175DSiWare is hardly a service lacking in puzzle games. If you're looking for one that stretches your imagination a bit, and makes you think outside the box, you can do much worse than DodoGo. It's a colorful game with personality, which will certainly have you scratching your head as you play.
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90Alien After All and Neko Entertainment have teamed up to craft a splendid action puzzle effort that successfully marries the best elements of other much-loved games, whilst mixing in numerous interesting quirks of its own to help give DodoGo! a unique identity that should appeal to all DSi owners.
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80It's absorbing and challenging without being irritating, and you should give it a crack.
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DodoGo! is a solid and fun puzzler which suffers from a weak tutorial system.
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While the idea itself might feel a bit familiar, the execution in the game is solid and should appeal to gamers that enjoy this type of problem-solving gaming experience.
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90I believe in DodoGo! so strongly, in fact, that I'm going to give it the highest rating I've ever awarded to a DSiWare design. Puzzler fans, download now.
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DodoGo is a very good proposal in the digital distribution portfolio, and it offers good value.
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80Introducing new elements in the classic Lemmings formula, like the emotional managment of the egges, this DSiWare looks shiny and funny to play.
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A cute and entertaining puzzler that will keep you occupied for a while on the cheap.
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What it does have is bundles of charm, a gorgeous art style, and enough bite-sized chunks to last many a journey. [July 2010, p.104]
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DodoGo! is a very big surprise for DsiWare. A game where an egg it's the most important thing in the world, a puzzle where a Dodo it's your best friend. 800 Dsi point are well spent for one of the best game of the DSiWare.
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A lovable and well-designed puzzle platformer that offers serious value for money. [July 2010, p.91]
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A short, sharp blast of pricey fun, like being shot in the head with a riot gun. [July 2010, p.76]