Thrillville: Off the Rails (Wii, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, PSP, PlayStation 2, Windows)

Well, I thought it was ok, but after a while, it get's boring. On the downside, the songs on it are out-dated, and after a long time playing it, you run out of things to do. Parental wise, this is a role playing game, and you should make sure that you are watching your child playing it. It's a few steps below The Sims. In this game you can have relationships with people and eventually kiss them. After the kiss, they respond as to how it felt by saying something like "Let's get together!" or, "I'm not sure how I felt about that." Also, in the game there are cheerleaders, whose outfits are a bit skimpy. Then, also, there is one game in particular where you have to clean up vomit and trash as a sanitary worker. Make sure you check up on your child while they are playing this game, and make sure that when they are selecting their avatar that they know which age group they are in. I think that all kids 11 and under should be the "kids" of the theme park, then all tweens 12 through 19 should be the "teens" of the park, and that everyone older than 20 should be an adult. The reason I say this is because, in the game, teens and up can kiss, and that's why they need to stick to their age group. Overall, the game is a fun educational way to teach kids about how to track finances and how to manage things. P.S. The reason I say it's violent is because it's gross sometimes.

I git this game for my son as soon as it came out. We already enjoyed the first Thrillville. This one was more of the same, but over all not a dissapointment.

This is an awesome game!

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This game is incredible fun and addicting, easy to beat, and all-age material. I disagree with "10 and up", I think it's OK for all ages. You can flirt, but it is mild and simple. You can kiss, but the graphics are so unrealistic that it doesn't even look like they really kiss. Some games involve punching, but none of them are at all violent. The coaster can crash, but that's just a silly fun-fiction part of the game. Very easy to beat and solve! Mild insults, but they aren't from real people, so they aren't considered "negative". It is one of the most fun games I've ever played on my Wii, if you like this; I recommend Spore Hero as well. Nothing sexual, no cussing, no drinking or smoking. The characters are false avatars that all have the same programmed responses to your choice in conversation; and have no personality, so they cannot be counted as "role models". The lyrics to the music I agree are more for tweens and teens, but no cussing or anything violent. Anyone can play!

the perfect game for tweens