Try before you buy, no solo riders multiplayer fun
posted by gamer2k7 (KAYSVILLE, UT) Dec 4, 2007
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Anyone that has played the game Cranium, would be interested in what the Nintendo Wii counterpart Kabookii has to offer. Or at least this was my thought when I played it. After a search of a single video online, my interest was sparked on buying this game. It starts by having you select 2, 3 or 4 teams. This means that to play the game you should logistically have at least 4, 6 or 8 players. There are a plethora of mini-games that come from the board game and some that are Wii only. My personal favorite is Globetrotter. In it you have to search the globe for countries with flags, or countries with the largest landmass. The only problem is that the only order you play these games in is the order in which you spin them from a wheel (so completely up to chance). I have played the Globetrotter game once in a series of 3 complete games. A complete game is played to 24 points. But that aside, most of the games seem well built, with only one or two of the games don't feel quite right. Name that tune is a great example. You have to play a tune hitting musical balloons in sequence while your team guesses the tune. You have decoder glasses to see the name of the song they are to guess, yet without decoder glasses you can still read the hidden message fairly clearly if you look. I suppose it is meant to be played on the honor system, or if you don't directly look at the message corner you may not see the answer.
In conclusion, the game has it's perks and to those who are fans to the series the game will be enjoyed. To others the fifty dollars could be a bit much to a game where the mini-game selection is left to chance in a battle to 24.
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