Parents need to know that this game is a traditional, Mario-style platform adventure with mild cartoon violence. The player's character can fall into crevasses and get hurt when bumping into enemies or spiky objects. Conversely, he can attack by grabbing enemies and hurling them at other foes. There is no blood, but some characters (mostly bosses) do die. Also, a pipe is seen protruding from an older character's mouth.
Positive messages:Our hero serves the forces of good. He save various characters, restores life to a forest, and defeats an evil mastermind looking to lead the world into darkness.Â
Violence:Typical platform game action. Players capture and toss enemies to destroy them (they squeak and disappear) while avoiding contact with spiky objects and falling into crevasses. It’s fairly mild, though some characters (mostly enemy bosses) die.
there's nothing much to say about klonoa. i never played the classic. so when i got this i thought it would be a fun game. i was half right. the game play was great. the platforming elements worked well. the story was..... ok. the game was way to short. it worked well for portal but not for this. dont look at my review and say " oh he is just hating on the game" keep in mind im 13 so i was looking for more that this game. overall i cant give a good score as this game wasn't made for me. but because i need to give a score i give it 3 stars. this game is meant for young kids 7 to 10. rent this game first. if you/your kid likes it then buy in
I've never played this. And never maybe will. I was hoping for a pokemon-ish story, but this appears to be your average adventure game. I'd like to see a warrior cats game with a pokemon-ish backgriund, such as battling cats and defeating Tigerstar like defeating Cyrus.