This games art style is awesome.

Good animation, only got really stuck once

great game, really nice, i love his style and the puzzles.

Really beautiful and hilarious animation. The puzzles have their own bizarre internal logic but honestly most of the game is about randomly trying stuff and then being delighted by the resulting animations.

have to restart a couple of times, animation is an absolute joy. as an artwork worth the money .as a game look further. bugginess is irritating, but i like the game a lot .think the italian "line"cartoons but with amanita design style "puzzles" so a bit of chuchel , a bit of happy game ( which i never completed because it is not a happy game at all.) I'll deal with the shortness of it later. i think paying for actual art , enjoyment and experience is much more important than 9/.10

The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo is a fun puzzle game with an incredible art style. With a labor of love like this, I imagine it took a very long time to animate, code, and smooth over as a video game. It follows Mr. Coo, a cartoon character that wants to eat an apple, in a world where the direction of time is being fought over by two elder gods. That is the BEST explanation I can give it, and SO much more happens in the absurd cartoon world of Mr. Coo. Personally, I enjoyed most of the puzzles, and can definitely respect the time and effort that went into each level. If you are going to buy the game, it is shorter than I wish it was, and I wish there was more to the ending. I am excited to see what Nacho Rodriguez makes next.

fun and deep puzzle game
a bit too short
the art style is *chef kiss* really like hand drawn animation
but still too short

I wish there was a neutral rating on steam but overall I did not enjoy my experience with this game. Amazing animation weighed down by moon logic puzzles and pixel hunting, even with the tips I had to search out a few solutions in the later puzzles.

This is a weak recommendation; the game's short, which is completely fine, but ends in a To Be Continued that feels a bit bad. It's also basically a movie with minor puzzle elements - you'll spend your time mostly trying to figure it out, but the walkthrough length is very quick so if you just take the hints it'll be over fast.

However, the art is phenomenal and I love the use of mixed media. There's very few games that look like this. So out of respect for the craftmanship that went into the art and animation, I'm gonna give it the thumbs up. Just set your expectations for the 'game' bits accordingly.

Quality over quantity. You don't see these sort of passion projects all too often and this one is more than just a interactive cutscene.