Parents' Guide to

Miraculous Ladybug & Cat Noir

By Chris Morris, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 6+

Endless runner ruined by very heavy emphasis on ads.

App iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad , Android , Kindle Fire Free Action Games
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A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this app.

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age 4+

Based on 2 parent reviews

Spicycrab
Spicycrab Adult
March 28, 2019
age 5+

Good show but a mediocre game

when i first found out that miraculous was gonna have a game, i was hyped!! i might be 14 but i still love the show, so as you might expect i was really sad when i realized how bad the game was. it's practically identical to subway surfers, a game i'd reccomend, but even though it's identical, it's bad. the controls respond really slow, you die a lot because of it. and if you don't have a super fast device, TOO BAD! because it lags a LOT. the ads are also very annoying, the levels are all the same, and the unlockable characters cost way too much. i wouldn't reccomend this game to any miraculous fans.

This title has:

Too much consumerism
1 person found this helpful.
mommabear112
mommabear112 Parent of 3, 15 and 17-year-old
January 19, 2023
age 2+

The show is perfect for all ages!

Such a good show, appropriate for all ages! My 3 year old loves it, even if they don't understand I find it great. (haven't added her yet!)

This title has:

Great messages
Easy to play/use
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What’s It About?

Like most runner games, there's a threadbare plot to MIRACULOUS LADYBUG & CAT NOIR. You run, trying to dodge obstacles, swiping up to jump or down to slide. Swiping side to side lets you switch position as you run or run along a wall. Along the way, players collect ladybugs, which can be used for stickers or in-game bonuses. If you run into an obstacle, you'll either have to start the level over, or use in-game currency (or watch a video ad) to continue without losing your progress.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (2 ):
Kids say (20 ):

Kids might love the show this game is based on, but it's a lot harder to love the game itself. Miraculous Ladybug & Cat Noir uses the now common game mechanic of running a course, grabbing as many coins (in this case, ladybugs and other objects) as possible and avoiding obstacles. The problem is: There are a lot of games that do it better. The controls aren't especially tight in Miraculous Ladybug and it often feels like moves you make aren't reflected on screen in time, resulting in failure. Adding to this disappointment is the game's nonstop use of video ads (which can't be skipped). They even play between levels without warning. If you die, you can continue by watching one. At least one time, the ad refused to close even after it ran its course, which prevented any further gameplay. It's so extensive (and obviously designed to encourage you to buy in-game tokens, which can also be used to skip commercials) that it's off putting, to the point where it's easier to just give up on the game.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about teamwork and heroism. Do you think the characters in Miraculous Ladybug and Lady Noir team up as well in this app as they do in the TV show? Why or why not?

  • Does the constant presentation of ads and marketing in Miraculous Ladybug and Lady Noir make you want to play the game more or less? Does it make you want to get the items presented in the ads?

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