Bob The Builder: Festival Of Fun (Wii) - Reviews
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24.6.2009
Having young children who have been into Bob from year dot I ordered this game with reasonable expectations of some good fun. I must admit I was very surprised at how good the games was for a TV cash-in!The background story is that Bob and team have to build some structures to celebrate their aniversary, hence the name. The game consists of a dozen building-themed mini games using all the usual characters from the story.The games are actually very good fun even I enjoyed playing them, simply things like digging building foundations with Scoop, laying in the concrete foundations using the Dizzy. The cleve touches are the need to use the Wii remote in various actions, it's quite active.
21.6.2009
Having read the two one star reviews I was expecting much from the game and I assumed it was a game that my five year old and myself couldn't play.I need not have been worried, the game is great, my little boy can play it fine, there are bits where I help but that's the same on the Mario games etc he owns.I can't understand who or why the two one stars couldn't get passed level one, It's very easy.It is not a pre-school level game but there are not many games that are.You get to play all the characters, from Scoop, Lofty, dizzy etc, some levels are very good, my boy loves the scrambler level, I like the lofty level as there are a few puzzles.Graphic are excellent.There is also a multiplayer level which is great fun,
13.7.2009
This is a very good game. There are lots of things to do on it. It can be played solo or in multiplayer mode. The controls are difficult to get used to, but the children have finally cracked it! Some of the sections, eg hammering nails, requires more elaborate movements to get the game to recognise what you are trying to do. I have not yet mastered the difficult hammering section despite the children (aged 3 and 4) having no trouble at all after a few days of playing.Overall, I would recommend this game because despite the earlier frustrations, it has become a family favourite here!
28.8.2015
very good