A Jumper’s Journey

When it comes to playing Pico Park online, this might be a truly unforgettable and engaging gaming experience. You need several friends to keep you company or otherwise you won’t be able to play this game. Up to 8 participants are allowed. What you need to do is to go through a bunch of hindrances. Each level presents you with a unique set of puzzles and obstacles. The rules are not explained and have to be picked up by players quickly. A trial and error approach might be the most appropriate. Most of these rules are not that complicated, you just need to pay attention. For example, you see an elevator going up and down with numbers going from 0 to 5 and backwards. That means you can plan the next time it will show a particular number. Another example involves a cube that you need to push as a team. A set of numbers are running on the cube. As it reaches zero, you should leave the block alone and stop, otherwise you will die.
There are purely mechanical obstacles too, that don’t require a lot of brainpower, but may be nonetheless difficult to overcome. A set of cliffs, bridges, elevators, falling bricks or electrocuted wires will do the trick and keep your team always on the lookout for something new. But no matter what you do, remember that you’re first and foremost a team and must act accordingly, always placing the interests of the group above your own.
Apart from the main figures, very few characters appear. The most common ones are little green crawlers who creep up in the most uncomfortable places and threaten to kill you. Other dangerous creatures lurking around include purple demons and spirits. Spirit is an apparition high above who follows you around. The main strategy to be applied against these guys is to look away while only one team member observes what they are up to. The purple demon is the easiest to get away from, you just need to jump whenever he is inside the chimney.
The game also involves several limitations. The most common limitation is the low battery. You need to spend energy wisely because your every move eats away some battery charge. Don’t be alarmed as the battery is being recharged as you play. You just need to communicate with other players on who is making the next move. Whatever you do, avoid moving all the players at once because your charge will immediately deplete and you’ll die.