Fit check
Is TOOK: The Immortal Hero worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-platformer players who want demanding enemy encounters
- RPG players who enjoy collecting items and skills across a large map
- Players seeking a story-led game with side activities and mini-games
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a forgiving combat system may find the fragile hero and demanding battles punishing
- Players who prefer complex move sets may find the protagonist's available actions limited
- Players seeking an English-language story may not fit the current release
- Players wanting a purely combat-focused platformer may find the mini-games and side stories distracting
Our take on TOOK: The Immortal Hero
Rather than relying only on platforming and combat, the game interrupts its demanding battles with activities such as fishing, mining, crab fighting, and stock market play. Its structure also combines a large exploration map with multiple storylines and optional battle-skipping items.
What is TOOK: The Immortal Hero?
TOOK: The Immortal Hero is a hardcore 2D action platformer with RPG elements.
Players control TOOK, a memoryless rabbit, through the Moon Cave, a world divided into 6 areas and more than 70 scenes. Combat centers on reading enemy behavior to dodge, block, and attack with limited moves and a fragile protagonist. The game includes 15 bosses, 50 items and skills, 1 main quest, 5 side stories, and optional ways to bypass battles with items. Exploration also includes fishing, crab fighting, mining, and a stock market mini-game. TOOK's recovering memories reveal the history of the Moon Up Group and the Moon Cave through cartoons and character dialogue; the story is not currently available in English.
How TOOK: The Immortal Hero plays
- 01Pattern-Based Combat
- Battles require judging enemy behavior while combining dodges, blocks, and attacks.
- 02Moon Cave Exploration
- The setting contains 6 areas spanning more than 70 scenes.
- 03Boss Encounters
- The campaign includes 15 distinctive bosses.
- 04Items And Skills
- Players can find 50 items and skills with different uses throughout the world.
- 05Optional Mini-Games
- Activities include fishing, crab fighting, mining, and stock market play.
- 06Multiple Storylines
- The structure combines 1 main quest with 5 side stories.
TOOK: The Immortal Hero compared to similar games
Ghost of a Tale is an action-RPG centered on immersion, exploration, stealth, disguises, and conversations in a medieval animal world, while TOOK uses 2D platforming and reaction-based combat. Vagante is a dark-fantasy adventure about dangerous cave expeditions, whereas TOOK combines its Moon Cave journey with 15 bosses, 50 items and skills, side stories, and non-combat mini-games.
TOOK: The Immortal Hero: platforms & release
Is TOOK: The Immortal Hero worth it?
It is worth it if: action-platformer players who want demanding enemy encounters. Skip it if: players looking for a forgiving combat system may find the fragile hero and demanding battles punishing.
Where can I download TOOK: The Immortal Hero?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens TOOK: The Immortal Hero's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is TOOK: The Immortal Hero on?
Windows only.
