Money may be the driving factor for its release. Perhaps they like to look at their favorite characters but think even young minds would enjoy this game it's highlighting a thought pattern entirely out of touch. How a publisher could even sign off on this game's release to the public is an insult to any gamers, including children. The visuals are stone age, combat is about as exciting as hitting a tin can, and there's nothing immersive about the game environment. Monster High 13 - Wishes The Official Game is awful. The title barely has any functional gameplay and lacks any distinguishable narrative.Īlright, let's just come out and say it.
Furthermore, there's a point where the game feels like it's taking the mick. In fact, from the first few minutes of playing, Monster High 13 - Wishes The Official Game is a downright disaster. That sounds right for a Saturday morning cartoon, but how does this concept translate into a video game? The series follows a bunch of teenage monsters attending a high school, where these creatures do all those things that tweens do, argue, socialize, and go on weird and wacky adventures. Let's set the franchise's premise for those like myself, unaware of where this title came from. But we must satisfy curiosities about what the kids are playing these days. Our faith in franchised games is always minimal, leading us to believe that Monster High 13 - Wishes The Official game will hardly break boundaries. The franchise likely has eluded me because it's a doll franchise aimed at young children, with a springy range of merchandise, movies, and video games. But why the 'official'? Are there developers trying to knock off a franchise that I've never even heard of? I want to raise many questions before I press the first button to play this game. The media stems from a movie, clearly from a prominent franchise.
To name your game Monster High 13 - Wishes The Official Game, it's a bold title.
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