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A Game Called Paako is a pixel-art 2D platformer metagame that tells the story of a game major graduate student making his thesis game project: A Game Called Paako.
A Game Called Paako is initially an MFA thesis project at the University of Southern California created by Chaoran Huang, developed with help of Team Paako. For more information, please visit our publisher page. To learn more about the USC Games program, the #1 Games Program in the world, check out the USC Games website.
A Game Called Paako
It’s a game. It’s called Paako. It’s A Game Called Paako. It’s a game called A Game Called Paako. It’s about Paako, but also about A Game Called Paako. It’s only about Paako, but it’s not only about Paako. You’ll finish A Game Called Paako, but you won’t finish A Game Called Paako.
Reviews
1
1 user reviews
Positive
100.0%
1 positive
Followers
264
Est. WishlistsestiProxy: followers × 12 (industry heuristic)
3.2K
Est. OwnersestiBoxleiter method: reviews × 32
32
Est. RevenueestiEst. owners × ~62% of list price
$0
Price (US)
Free
Release
Mar 22, 2024
About
A Game Called Paako is a pixel-art 2D platformer metagame that tells the story of a game major graduate student making his thesis game project: A Game Called Paako.
- Quality-certified double jump and wall jump mechanics. (Very old-school)
- A fishing minigame. (Of course)
- Watch a talk show. (Why?)
- Find a job. (Or at least try to)
- Listen to your own echo. (No, I don’t have one)
A Game Called Paako is initially an MFA thesis project at the University of Southern California created by Chaoran Huang, developed with help of Team Paako. For more information, please visit our publisher page. To learn more about the USC Games program, the #1 Games Program in the world, check out the USC Games website.
★ Reviews
100%
1 user reviews
1 total reviews
1 positive (100.0%)0 negative
Features
Family SharingSingle-playerSteam Achievements
Estimates — owners use the Boxleiter method (reviews × 32), wishlists proxy followers × 12, revenue uses ~62% of list price × est. owners. These are rough industry heuristics, not official data.
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