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First thing to know: the free demo (on the Xbox Market) is not a good representation of the game. There is a lot more to do in the actual Kinectimals game. It's a good game for the young audience. Kids loves to take care of their pets and I actually got fun along with my kids in the mini-games. In some extent it's better than Kinect Adventures: more diversity in the mini-games and goals. A simple story line. It is also a good way to help young kids get the "Kinect feel". It helps/incite them to learn how to interface with the game: no more "dad, can you start the game...". There is also some gratifications in discovering the Island and new mini-games. Treasure hunting/digging is a nice addtion too. But Dance Central is still the number 1 "hit" for my daughters.
I bought this game for my daughter because I thought it would be good for her, but my 7 year old son loves it. He's really into it. He regularly receives the silver medals as rewards for challenges. It's easy enough he feels like he's winning yet challenging enough that he keeps trying for gold.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I purchased this game for my daughter. She loves it. Being able to puck and name her own cub. Meeting his/her friends while playing. Although she has had some frustration with the mini games. I unfortunately have not played, as I fell down my stairs and broke my back. So for some time its only remote games I can play. I can't wait to get the OK to move normally and get out my brace so that I may try this game. The cubs are so adorable, and life like in their movements.
I have a four year old, a six year old, and an eight year old. All boys. They LOVE this game! Each of them have their own favorite animal on here and they each find something entertaining to do over and over with their special friend. My oldest son does get a little bored with it after a while. But he helps his younger brothers all the time. It was easy to use and fun for everyone. Highly recommend!
Fun game if you have kids. My 2 year old loves it so that's what's important. Challenges aren't really difficult for me (I pretty much play the game while my 2 year old watches and laughs and tries to play along). The game seems geared for young kids who want to play with a virtual pet. For an adult, its not much of a game. Other users have complained about the long startup but I didn't experience that problem. There was a long intro the first time I set up my pet but afterwards, it never replays it as long as you're continuing your game.
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