HKIA, born out of a meme from the popular episode of South Park 'Make Love, Not Warcraft' brings a lot to the table as its own standalone game.

This cozy adventure features our favorite characters from the Sanrio universe and tosses them on an island via jumping out of a malfunctioning aircraft. In this game, we must locate all of our companions, befriend them to unlock story missions, and explore the secrets of the island that once was home to a thriving amusement park.

You'll notice familiar mechanics from games like Animal Crossing and Breath of the Wild in this title, but game dev studio Sunblink proves that it can bring unique elements to the table and reintroduce the Sanrio crew to audiences of all ages.

I had the opportunity to play this game on Apple Arcade last year and after having difficulties streaming it, decided to wait for the eventual release on Steam to give it a second go. While you can't play too many hours straight due to daily progression limitations, HKIA provides an hour or two of fun a night as you build your friendship levels and unlock more of the story.

At a $40 price point, it's a fair cop. I'd prefer it at $30, but with the way game prices are trending, I'd say it's more than fair. And with multiplayer functionality, it justifies the price a bit better. In my limited time playing the game, I'd give it 4/5 stars.

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