About this game
Experience a brand new adventure game set amongst a world of weird and wonderful fish planets. Explore beautiful environments, solve intricate puzzles and discover the truth about a mysterious little girl and her mechanical alter-ego, Cubus.
Adventure as a little girl
Explore vivid and atmospheric locations, meet intriguing characters, and solve elaborate puzzles - all on your quest to repair the Sacred Engine. As The Girl you are light and nimble, and so can reach areas of the world that others can't.
Utilise the might of Cubus
At any time you can transform into The Girl’s mechanical friend, Cubus. Need something heavy lifting? Need big strong arms to catch lightbulb flies as they pass by? Need to win an impromptu arm wrestle with an arcane and somehow tangible mirror image of yourself? Cubus has you covered.
Discover gorgeous handcrafted worlds
Each fish planet in TOHU is brought to life through bewitchingly beautiful artwork and is packed with detail. Meet a cast of bizarre characters and uncover cute critters to collect!
Solve intricately crafted puzzles
You'll need your wits about you to solve TOHU’s unique and wacky conundrums. From a simple search for critters needed to power your expanse-traversing fly-ship, to learning how to operate a moustache-imbuing mole cannon.
Bathe in an entrancing soundscape
TOHU features a musical score by Christopher Larkin, the award winning composer responsible for the soundtrack of Hollow Knight.
Adventure as a little girl
Explore vivid and atmospheric locations, meet intriguing characters, and solve elaborate puzzles - all on your quest to repair the Sacred Engine. As The Girl you are light and nimble, and so can reach areas of the world that others can't.
Utilise the might of Cubus
At any time you can transform into The Girl’s mechanical friend, Cubus. Need something heavy lifting? Need big strong arms to catch lightbulb flies as they pass by? Need to win an impromptu arm wrestle with an arcane and somehow tangible mirror image of yourself? Cubus has you covered.
Discover gorgeous handcrafted worlds
Each fish planet in TOHU is brought to life through bewitchingly beautiful artwork and is packed with detail. Meet a cast of bizarre characters and uncover cute critters to collect!
Solve intricately crafted puzzles
You'll need your wits about you to solve TOHU’s unique and wacky conundrums. From a simple search for critters needed to power your expanse-traversing fly-ship, to learning how to operate a moustache-imbuing mole cannon.
Bathe in an entrancing soundscape
TOHU features a musical score by Christopher Larkin, the award winning composer responsible for the soundtrack of Hollow Knight.
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Ratings and reviews
3.7
384 reviews
Jessica B.
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July 5, 2024
The art style is cute, and the gameplay is mostly simple. However, there are certain points where you have to get puzzle pieces set *just right* despite your fingers blocking sight of the piece you're moving. Like, you would need a stylus or child's finger for the best chance, but even that's not a guarantee. There are also some scenes where the area you tap to do one thing and the area you tap to do another thing seem to be side-by-side or even overlapping, which gets frustrating.
3 people found this review helpful
Jonathon Tockstein
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March 5, 2024
After collecting all the parts for the radio gun (speakers, radio, wire, satellite) I cannot figure out how to put them in the correct place. I've clicked everywhere. They are just sitting off to the side of the ship doing nothing. There is even a second radio for some reason and it is the only thing I can interact with. It was a waste to play the game for the inability to see the ending.
12 people found this review helpful
Anthony Livolsi
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January 12, 2024
3.5 *s. The art is great and I love it's style, BUT for a point and click game, I think its too abstract and busy. Half of the time I have no idea what I'm supposed to be clicking on to progress so Im just clicking wildly around the screen until something happens or the character moves. That brings me to #2..the character moves way too slow in my opinion (idkmaybe its just me waiting on the character to move while Im wildly clicking). Looks like it could be good but I just couldn't get into it
32 people found this review helpful
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