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The Guardian · 2026-11-12 · Christian Donlan · 513 words

Tanuki: Pon’s Summer review – an adorable raccoon mends the world, one parcel at a time

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TLDRTanuki: Pon’s Summer is a game of quiet restoration that tasks you with repairing an ancient shrine and delivering mail on a BMX. It is a reminder of how much magic video games can find in the pleasing business of putting things back together again.

Arriving alongside November’s blue wave, Tanuki: Pon’s Summer is a game of quiet restoration that feels perfectly suited to the current moment. Tasked with repairing an ancient shrine in the weeks leading up to a local festival, you’ll find yourself cleaning out trash, mending broken arches and slowly bringing a small rural community back together.

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