The player takes on the role of Tak, the Pupanunu people's last hope to defeat the evil shaman Tlaloc--who has turned everyone else into sheep--and return the Moon Juju to its rightful place.
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Review of the PS2 version. "If you only have a PS2 and thus cannot get Zelda, TPJ will fill the gap adequately; however I don't imagine big brothers and big sisters will find it as magical and likeable as their annoying and bratty counterparts." (8/10)
Review, with screen shots. Score: 6.8 out of 10.
(November 20, 2003)
Reviewed by Ryan Davis. Includes screen shots, movies, hints, and downloads. Score: 6.8 out of 10.
(October 28, 2003)
Previewed by Bryn Williams. Includes screen shots. "I'm inclined to agree that Tak and the Power of Juju could well swoop in and pelt other contending games with overly ripe melons. And by that, I mean it'll turn out to be a decent 3D action platformer."
(October 13, 2003)
Review of the PS2 version. "If you only have a PS2 and thus cannot get Zelda, TPJ will fill the gap adequately; however I don't imagine big brothers and big sisters will find it as magical and likeable as their annoying and bratty counterparts." (8/10)
Review, with screen shots. Score: 6.8 out of 10.
(November 20, 2003)
Reviewed by Ryan Davis. Includes screen shots, movies, hints, and downloads. Score: 6.8 out of 10.
(October 28, 2003)
Previewed by Bryn Williams. Includes screen shots. "I'm inclined to agree that Tak and the Power of Juju could well swoop in and pelt other contending games with overly ripe melons. And by that, I mean it'll turn out to be a decent 3D action platformer."
(October 13, 2003)
