Papo & Yo
•Initial Release: Aug 14, 2012
•ESRB: Everyone 10+ •PC PlayStation 3 IGN Rating
6.8
33 Ratings
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4 hrs
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4 hrs
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7 hrs
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Summary
Papo & Yo introduces players to a boy named Quico and his new best friend, Monster, a cuddly creature with an unfortunate addiction to poisonous frogs. Players will lead Quico though a vibrant, 3D adventure, solving puzzles with Monster's help.
Content Rating
ESRB: Everyone 10+ Fantasy Violence
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Aug 14, 2012
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