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Mindless fun and a good romp with the original Nicktoons. I enjoyed that they were able to get most of the original VA's back for all the characters. Though some of the characters were better than others based on abilities.
For a first ARPG it was a good way to introduce children to them, but also a slow nostalgia blast for people from the early 2000s. I do wish we had a bit more characters, and I dislike how the story of the game ended, but not the hardest game to 100%, well worth the time if you enjoy it.

I would recommend this game as one for small children, I found myself getting bored easily because I did find it challenging enough. I do also not have a big love for the peanuts characters, compared to other comic characters, so I felt very out of the loop knowing all the characters, or only knowing the main ones from the few major specials I've watched over a decade ago. It's not the greatest detective game I've played but even then 3D front facing snoopy scares me. Solid 2/5 game, no stuttering and the weird rendition of the peanuts theme in the background as the only thing you hear was way to repetitive.

Game kept crashing on Kraven's entrance. Wanted to play it day 1, lowered the settings, game still would crash after 5 times. Gave up and refunded the game for now. Hopefully game will be more accessible to me in the future, as I really liked Spider-Man and Miles Morales, when I played through those day 1.

Gotta go fast, and edgy.

While I did get this product for free due to being an Outright Games Ambassador, it was their most recently published game. I was interested in your live a day in the life of Patrick Star, the main star of The Patrick Star Show and you get to traverse around an open-world, open-ended Bikini Bottom, while there are quests and feats, you have no particular order in which you need to do them. As they can be tackled at anytime, the mini-games within can be quite challenge at times, especially the Krabby Patty or the Garbage truck one. I did see a few NPC's walking through walls as well. But from Outright's other repertoire of games.

A baby’s gotta do, what a baby’s gotta do. Platforming!

Game wouldn't load for me past the Keeper training. Attempted to uninstall and reinstall the game 15 times, across different hardrives, unable to play the game because you need to complete the training to unlock the next cups, and positions. Requested a refunded, very disappointing, as I was a huge fun of 2003 Quidditch World Cup and wanted to enjoy this over the next few weeks.

Updated review after playing the game while trying to 100% it. Currently half achievements are done, and the game isn't bad still running into issues with items, and controls breaking. Stuck at 97% to unlock the final 3 smurfs. Also replaced eveyother word in my vocabulary with the word smurf now and that is a 10/10

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What I expected going into this game, was a smurf version of Mario Party, not a 3D adventure game that I needed to play in order to unlock the party mode. I feel as though based on the images were a bit lied too, with what we were getting.
A few hiccups I had while playing the game graphics. I had to drop down from High to Medium, because the framerate was abysmal. There's no way to adjust the sensitivity of the mouse, and using a mouse to use a camera feels completely unhinged, vs using a controller for the same feature. You do get a voiced protagonist, which threw me off at first, and his lines get overly repetitive as he says things while you roam around the environment. I'd rather just have an entire Smurf minigame collection, than a whole new open world smurf adventure. So for now I don't recommend this game. But I may update this review once I finish it.

South Park Snow Day puts you back in the role of the new kid in South Park. Taking some notes from the old games, the boys decided the new kid broke far too many rules and added in a card based combat system. Where you choose the perks at the beginning of each level, Along with okayish hack n slash combat.
I highly recommend playing this game with one or a few friends as sometimes the AI bots can get stuck on the other side of the map, making you have to crawl an abysmally long distance to be healed, and the weapons in this game felt they could be improved upon as they were very lacking in variety. The story was not as good or full of references to the show like the old games were. But I highly recommend watching the newer seasons, to fully grasp the story within the game.

I streamed this game on twitch, and it both myself and my viewers to sleep, unlike the action game that was the Legend of Korra (which has its flaws but is still a better time.) This felt like I horrid cash grab and once it put me to sleep. I decided streaming it wasn't worth it anymore. Avatar has such great potential for a great fighting game, or even a better action adventure game. But not this, this terrible cash grab with wrong-sounding Aang and lack of useful of bending, was probably the reason why there was no advertisement for it anywhere. Do better Nickelodeon.