Parents need to know that the main character is a great role model for kids: Stuart is funny, polite, cool, and kind. There is no violence; instead, the game offers plenty of puzzles. Kids have to think as well as experiment to figure out how a little mouse can do things in this big human world.
Educational value:Kids have to think as well as experiment to figure out how a little mouse can do things in this big human world.
Positive messages:Stuart is funny, polite, cool, and kind. The game centers around him trying to recreate his brother's photo assignment, which he ruined by accident.
Oh geez, this is what happens when people complain about violent games...
Because most video game makers do not know how to make a not-violent game, this is what happens when they try. I mean come on! The point of this game is to collect blue things, help people, then take a picture of them. Whoopee! So fun. If you are older than 2 years, you will hate this game. I rated the Social Behavior category as iffy because in real life most people are offended if a random guy walks up to them, pulls a camera out and starts taking pictures of them. However, if you do not know what to buy, then buy this game, mute the TV, and when someone talks, make up your own dialogue. for example, when stuart is about to take a picture, make him say something like, "Show me your ugly face and frown! No, don't smile, Dang-it."