Tamagotchi Plaza Game Review – Game Review

When I got it for the first time Tamagotchi square For me Nintendo Switch 2, I was shocked to see the little fool I used to carry around in those plastic egg toys that were mature video game characters. My surprise makes even more sense when I realize that I’m not only completely out of touch with the video game landscape, especially with the collectible alien friends living in your pocket. Proof of Tamagotchi square It’s the first game console that has been running for a long time Franchise He drove it out of Japan in nearly two decades. So, start Tamagotchi square It’s a nostalgic journey for me and I’m interested in seeing how you’ve basically developed the entire video game from 1999 and even in 1999.

As it turns out, Tamagotchi square Not a pet simulator at all. Of course, you will encounter dozens of tiny silly balls as you explore Tamahiko Town and build the city, but the Tamagotchis here are all independent residents, all with their own lives and routines. Serving the town and preparing for the upcoming places Tamagotchi On holidays, you will have to win the way to stay old-fashioned: by finding a job and going to work.

Tamagotchi square is a mini game series at its core. When you upgrade the plaza and enhance the shop, the town management elements that happen are hardly enough to form the basis of the entire game; they are more like dress-ups that can gently encourage you to participate in the game, which is repeatedly grind in its 15 different “shops”, each with mini-games. Although the store’s activities vary, the routines throughout the process are the same: you guide any one Tamagotchi You take it as a second order to another store and wait for the customer to arrive. You work on the contents of each store and once you finish, you can step on another one. If you do well, you will earn Gotchis investment back to town. If you’re not that hot…well, we’ll do it in one second.

First, I want to start with the positives. Tamagotchi square Targeting children who might play with their parents, it certainly has the perfect atmosphere that might be the first real video game for their kids. The graphics are bright and pleasant (especially on Switch 2), the controls are very simple, and the soundtrack is mostly a pleasant Muzak, which keeps everything low-key. Tamagotchis is funny and cute. The simulated phone is used as your menu and you can easily track all the different partners of the game.

When it comes to speech, almost my only major complaint has to do with Tamar Gotches’s integrated voice. It’s mainly harmless gibberish – imagine the sound of “Mwah-mwah-mwah” which are in the old Banjo – Kazui Games, you’ll know immediately what to expect – however, higher vocalizations may exacerbate than anyone over the age of five, not later.

Lessons aside, the speech is good. This is a cute game, no doubt. The bigger problem raises your head when you sit down and play the game. First, mini games are a very mixed bag, and that’s what it means to assume you’re part of their intended audience in the beginning. Any experienced gamer will find all of these games extremely Simple and repeatable. The “Rap Wars” store is the most basic version of a rhythm game that can be imagined. The tailor lets you choose simple shapes from the list to match the pattern of a shirt or other clothing. The gym is a simple, quick activity where you can easily tap the L and R buttons back and forth. You get it.

It’s hard for adults to stay interested in any of these mini games, not just a few minutes, and the time it takes to repeat them to unlock everything is less. Strangely, despite this, games are not foolproof entertainment for children. I don’t have a child of my own, so I can’t test this child myself, but I firmly believe that the complete lack of tutorials here will confuse many children. On the one hand, there is no fine except for the fact that you won’t always win any getchis, so every game is simple enough to be figured out by trial and error, but it’s a bit ridiculous that it’s a ridiculous game for such a young audience that doesn’t make it clearer for young audiences and direct direct instructions.

Take the tea shop as an example. When a Tamagotchi Arriving, they just give tea orders like “I want hot chocolate afternoon tea!” Then you have to pick from a variety of decor and additions like coffee tables, extra fruits, drinks and sandwiches, no labels. I have a cup think Probably hot chocolate, and although it looks more like a mocha latte, what about the other stuff? As far as I know, this boils down to matching color The ingredients in it, or at least just become lucky, and then choose one thing that matches the request. Every other element is completely redundant. So my “hot cocoa afternoon tea” becomes an obscene buffet with undersea sandwiches, hamburgers, bonsai trees and drinks that may or may not contain chocolate. I got the biggest points for that one.

Switch 2 players can access several of their own exclusive stores to take advantage of the Joy-Con 2’s mouse control capabilities. These games are increasingly involved, such as waving a ninja star on a target or holding Joy-Con 2 in a special way to shape sushi. Although I was impressed by the creative implementation of mouse functions, the game didn’t add much to the program. Especially the sushi mini game, which is actually initially frustrating because it has few explanations.

I don’t think Tamagotchi square It’s a bad time, and it’s likely to serve parents who are looking for a way to introduce their young people to video games. You just want to make sure you know what you get: a cute package that contains several different mini games that are no more complex than you can find on the App Store or one of the older Leapfrog tablets. This is not the title I recommend to those people no To be sure, plan to play with a newbie. Today, many gamers crave comfort and cold atmospheres, but there is a difference between “pleasant simplicity” and “a literal toy for children will bring most adults to sleep.” Tamagotchi square I’m afraid the latter is the latter.