Parents need to know that this is a simple platform adventure geared for kids. There is no coarse language or sexuality, and the violence, while frequent, is quite mild -- Starfy can perform spin attacks and transform into a few different creatures with unique abilities, such as dragon that breathes fire. Parents should also know that there is good gaming value here, thanks to the game's lengthy and highly replayable solo adventure and support for single-card co-operative multiplayer.
Positive messages:Starfy is undeniably good natured and is ready and willing to risk himself to help others in need. Plus, players can work co-operatively, with one taking the reins of Starfy’s sister, Starly.
Violence & scariness:Starfy has a spinning attack that stuns his adversaries. He can also transform into creatures with various offensive abilities, such as a monster that breathes fire. Fighting is very mild—enemies simply appear stunned and go tumbling off the screen.Â
Consumerism:Starfy has starred in several games in Japan and had cameos in games like Super Smash Bros. Brawl, but this is his first real adventure in North America.
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one of those age-appropiate action/adventure games
The game is pretty fun. Violence is limited to some spinning atacks that put Xs on the sea creature that you balttle when it is defeated and it will just disapear
i put down violence because i am at the boss who throws boulders and bombs at you.and i put down unsecure because you cant write down a password.good game though.
Great game, and im ten!
I like this one, I have played some stuff that is horrible and this is the opposite!There are positive mesages like "once you are bad you can change your way" and more!
If you like this you might like:
kirby, big bang mini, elibits, elite beat agents, hotel for dogs, and river king mistic valley.
This is such a great game! I'm 11, and I totally love this game. The story starts when Starfy and his best friend, Moe, fall into the sea below his kingdom in the clouds, Pufftop. They meet a new friend, Bunston, and go on a journey to retrieve his memory and save his kingdom.
I notice some people here have judged this game off of its cover without actually playing it while some have trashed it without providing any details at all. There are some not on this site who unfairly classify this as a Kirby rip-off, which it's far from. Anyway, this is a very fun game with a surprisingly in-depth story line considering how cutesy it is. The different forms are fun, save for the chicken form, which is kind of annoying to use, and the gameplay is simple but a lot of fun. All in all, it's a great game, and it's a shame we never got the gameboy advance games that came before it.