[ Каскадный ] · Стандартный · Линейный Оценки Wii U игр (retail/eshop), Знак качества Wii U игр

[dimm0505]

Несмотря на то, что игр от самой Nintendo и third-party студий для Wii U выходит не очень много, в ишопе (инди-игры, VC и другие) появляются достаточно интересные проекты, и их кол-во неуклонно растет. Чтобы люди хоть-как то могли следить за ними, предлагаю здесь выкладывать оценки игровых порталов или просто оставлять свое мнение о пройденной (цифровой или дисковой) игре. В краткой форме, приветствуются ссылки на текстовые и видеообзоры.
Nintendo Enthusiast довольно высоко оценил две новых игры из eshop:

Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut - Final Score: 8 / 10
http://nintendoenthusiast.com/review/lone-...ors-cut-review/

и Paper Monsters Recut - Final Score: 8.5 / 10
http://nintendoenthusiast.com/review/cut-r...s-recut-review/

[dimm0505]

Первые оценки Animal Crossing Amiibo Party предсказуемо ужасны, вот например:

IGN Video review - 5/10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1-8Q8SyfNQ

Nintendo World Report - 4.5/10
Witty writing and overall charm can only carry a game so far. Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival has those two things in spades, but a barren wasteland of interesting gameplay makes it a party game that falls short of even the earlier 2015 disappointment Mario Party 10. Outside of Desert Escape, nothing else in this package is worth your time unless you are the hardest of the hardcore Animal Crossing fan.

Venturebeat - 33/100
All along, the developers said Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival existed just to justify cute AC Amiibo, and it really shows. It’s almost like Nintendo wouldn’t let the development team release Amiibo without some game attached to them, so they threw together something quickly to justify the figures’ release. It’s easily one of the worst Nintendo titles I’ve played and as a “game” is devoid of merit and doesn’t otherwise justify its existence.

It’s a blatant attempt to get you to buy more Amiibo, and it’s not even a good one at that.

Attack Of The Fanboy - 30/100
Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival is the sort of game that should have been free. It holds such little content that is actually interesting that most players will find it a waste of their time to play, especially when the far superior Mario Party series already exists. It is a nice way to actually use those Animal Crossing Amiibo figures that you might feel the need to collect, but their function is so forced that it detracts from the experience rather than enhances it. Few will find anything of value here outside of perhaps one or two of the mini-games, but even those require Amiibo cards in frustrating ways. Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival doesn’t offer much of an engaging experience for anyone outside of the most diehard AC fan.

Nintendo Enthusiast - 25/100
Overall, Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival is an embarrassment of a game. I was already disappointed with Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, the other AC spin-off title that released this fall, but Amiibo Festival far overshoots its predecessor in terrible design and gameplay. The only reason to even look at this game on a store shelf would be for the amiibo inside. But then, I would implore you to import the amiibo rather than give Nintendo money for this terribly made title. Nintendo fans need to speak with their wallet, and I beg of them to make a statement that terrible cash-ins, such as Amiibo Festival, will not be tolerated.

Но в то же время вполне может вкатить как семейная игра с детьми. Краткий обзор всех амиб, мини-игр и режимов:
https://youtu.be/lVFMp9toPnc

» Мини игры «

Desert Island Escape - This is the pick of the bunch in terms of in-depth gaming. It's a one-player challenge (although we played it with three people each looking after a character) where you control a team of three different characters. Each character has different powers based on the amiibo card you use and need to work together to gather materials and get off the island

Acorn Chase - Here you aim to collect the acorns before being caught by Resetti. However, the twist is that you can only control the movement by placing different coloured amiibo cards on the Wii U GamePad. It turns into a challenge of memory, dexterity and fast reactions.

Quiz Show - This one skews older and towards a more gaming crowd. The challenge is to answer questions in an Animal Crossing-themed quiz show. The amiibo cards are used a bit like the buzzer to jump in and answer questions.
Balloon Island - This reminded me a lot of Monkey Target in Monkey Ball. However, it's controlled with amiibo cards rather than buttons. Placing the card on the GamePad controls the descent of your character that must be timed perfectly to land on the score multiplier.

Mystery Campers - If you've played the Mastermind board game you will be familiar with this logic challenge. Here you try and guess which 4 amiibo are hiding in tents by trial and error. The amiibo cards select your set of 6 campers and are then placed on the GamePad in order to register each guess.
Fruit Path - Players compete to beat each other by using the dice symbol on amiibo cards to advance their character, in an experience that's a little similar to Pontoon.

amiibo Card Battle - Here you select six amiibo cards and take turns to draw one each. The aim is to match the different star signs on the cards with that which appear in the crystal ball.

Resetti Bop - This is like "Whack a Mole" but with Animal Crossing characters. You must not only place the amiibo card of the right colour on the GamePad to trigger the corresponding hammer, but also be sure that you will win the Rock-Paper-Scissors challenge on the card you choose.

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Среда, 18 ноября 2015, 15:33