Paw Patrol: On A Roll! reviews

This game has on the one hand the merit that thanks to the graphics almost similar to the cardboard and the various missions in which the game is composed, could be an excellent purchase to the children to whom it is addressed, and so far nothing to object. The problem is the game as mechanics. This title embraces the simple platformer without innovating. After the presentation that makes the verse to the cardboard, we are inside the tower in front of the screen, in which the little boy protagonist from the orders to the puppies. Here are only 2 options, tackle missions or choose options and change a little something if you feel like it. By Choosing The quests you enter the game. After Selecting the Mission, the guy from the orders from the puppies and then you go to the destination, as happens in the cardboard. But.. Once inside the game.. Here are the limits. The characters do not use the means but go with their paws to roll the platform level, sometimes there is an obstacle that blocks the advantage of the puppy and here you have to choose what to do, use one of the 2 skills or call a puppy reinforcement. Quiet, there is only one choice to make depending on the obstacle that occurs. If wrong choice There is no problem, you will have two more to choose from. Sooner or later You'il guess. ^_^ While choosing to get help from the puppy if it is the right one in that situation. It will Make the puppy come with his means of transport to help us overcome the problem, you want to remove some rocks or cross a ravine. But only they will use the means, the puppies you command will use their paws or their individual abilities to cross the level. About the difficulty of the game, it settles on the very easy there is not even the smallest ravine or some sharp object in all the levels. The only thing the player is called is to find the collectables. They are 200 biscuits and 5 coats of arms per level. 100 Biscuits for puppy. They always use two for each level. The levels have a basic level design, nothing striking, graphically very bare, the game could run on a PS3, plus the texture of the lava seems taken by a PS2. ^^; Is more alive and elaborated a level of Snoopy of the x360 PS4 Wii U that a level of this title. I even had two heavy frame rate declines. One during an obligatory lava crossing, the other much lighter is when Everest sets in motion its snow thrower. Would you recommend it? Yes, to the children to whom the game is directed, but not at full price, lasts just 3 hours or more, excluding redo the levels because you have missed some collectable and you want to complete at 100%. In more, graphically in the layers is underlevel with some textures that are not exactly excellent. ^^; I Forgot to write that the game is entirely dubbed in Italian, with the little boy who disturbs a lot during all levels to always give advice on how to deal with various situations. ^^; P. S: The game does not have an ending. Once the last mission is complete, you can only retry the previous missions to complete them at 100%. P. S 2: For all others that is only for those who collect achievement, it is at most half price, no more. ^_^