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                    The top teams from across the world have come to compete in 
                    The Great Juju Challenge. Representing the Pupanunu tribe 
                    are Tak and Lok who will face great adversity in the form 
                    of Jujus, wild animals and some menacing new tribes... 
                   In 
                    the third in the Tak series of games, The Great 
                    Juju Challenge, not only do you get to play as Tak, the 
                    young "chosen one" of the Pupanunu 
                    tribe, you also get to control Lok, the big, dim 
                    tribesman that accompanies Tak on his challenge. Together 
                    the two make a formidable team. There are certain areas of 
                    the game and challenges that can only be accomplished by using 
                    one of the two characters, or a combination of the two to 
                    unlock more complex puzzles. 
                  As 
                    with previous Tak games, a big part of why this franchise 
                    has flourished is its high production values, fantastic vocal 
                    actors and, most importantly, its humour. 
                  Also, 
                    similar to past games in the franchise are the way your characters 
                    can use creatures from their environments to solve puzzles. 
                    Can't get a rhino to wake up? You can spend hours jumping 
                    on it or kicking it to no avail. But if you pick up a baby 
                    rhino and bring it to within hearing distance of the big rhino 
                    it will soon wake up. Or, if you can't find a baby rhino, 
                    a nest of bees will do the trick too. 
                  Sadly 
                    gamers can't change the camera controls - a big problem if 
                    you are used to reversing your horizontal and/or vertical 
                    axis for the camera movement. This is by far the biggest stumbling 
                    block. Even after days of playing I couldn't get used to the 
                    fact that when I wanted to pan the camera to look left (I 
                    like to press right for this) then the camera would look right. 
                  This, 
                    to my mind, is the best Tak game to date. It's a challenging 
                    (but not enough to be annoying), addictive and well polished 
                    platform game that will please old and new gamers alike. 
                     
                   
                  Pete 
                    Boomer  
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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