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Not quite as good as either game I mentioned but is fun for the casual gamer, older or younger. Some of Rayman's silliness & feel mixed with feel of DKC. Story is meh, good on loading times, repetative hidden bonus areas but stagess overall are relaxinng wiith variety, music is meh but sound effects are cool, bright colors are nice & plenty but it does look graphically designed to please young children. If you can get past the cons and do enjoy DKC, Rayman, Klonoa and such type games, it's worth checking out, even with not being quite as good as said games. Heard once the game is completed, a couple more modes open up. When playing, get all the fiery looking butterfly gems, you will need them later in the game & it doesn't tell you this until levels later (enough of them earn coins at end of levels). They will seem like Sonic rings or Mario coins but they have importance later in. Also look for hidden bonus areas like in Rayman.

My four year old daughter has never really played a video game before, but she watches her older brother play and always wants to play to. But I'm sure four year olds aren't a big market because finding games for them is nearly impossible. Well then this came onto Games With Gold. It's perfect. I can play as the secondary character and help her out. And if it's a difficult spot, and she "dies", she can just ride in the bubble while I get us passed it. Plus she loves the cute characters and the silly dancing.

Its an easy platformer with colorful visuals I like it. Plus at one point you fight a giant cupcake that shoots skittles. If thats not a reason to play idk what is.

This game is very forgiving and thus great to play when looking for something relaxing with simple yet responsive controls. Perfect for when you're at home and 'stuck on the ceiling' I might even beat it I'm actually having fun

I just beat the game two generations after its release. As an Xbox 360 game that's forgotten about today, I'm lucky to have played and enjoyed it. The platforming is excellent, the collecting is fun & the challenge is just right, for 10 year olds to the elderly. There's co-op too. In short, it's a family game adults can enjoy. Play it.