Koholint redrawn like a pocket diorama, miniature, round, good enough to eat, and still that departure you dread.

The profile leans toward the heart. Attachment gets ahead of nearly two games in three, and rediscovery follows in the same register, ahead of six titles out of ten: you sense a game you'd love to live again for the first time. The art style confirms it, ahead of two thirds of games, while the soundtrack sits right at average. The big reservation comes from the desert island: dead low, ahead of barely one game in six, and the fun stays below average. Keep in mind several of these lines rest on few votes. The picture: a game that moves you and catches the eye, but not necessarily the one you'd take as your single lifelong companion.

In its genre, this remake transposes the cult handheld adventure into an art direction of adorable figurines, a radical choice that breaks from the original pixel nostalgia.

So, who's it for? For you if you love tender adventures, attachment to characters, a world you struggle to leave. Much less if you want the one game for the desert island, or the pure adrenaline rush in hand.