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too boring!
posted by jlalb06 (LONG BEACH, CA) Sep 18, 2009
Member since Dec 2008
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
This would probably be a good game for the kids. The controls are easy to use but as an adult I found doing the tasks aka adventure boring. I couldn't play the games as I think this is in multiplayer option but I'm a single player. So this seemed to limit me on what I could do with this game. It didn't last very long before I tired of it. It probably would be good 7-10 age frame as the adventure part does require reading dialogue then getting your next task based on this.
Six Flags Not So Fun Park
posted by JMichaud (BETHESDA, MD) Mar 21, 2009
Member since Jan 2008
5 out of 11 gamers (45%) found this review helpful
Ah, yes; the amusement park - a park where people go to amuse themselves. (Wait, that didn't sound right.)
Let's start over. Amusement parks have been a great draw for people, and Six Flags is one of the most well known.
But most people can't go to an amusement park because they don't live near one, or they just can't afford to get the admission ticket.
That's probably why they came out with Six Flags Fun Park. And it sort of works.
Some of the attractions in the collection of 40 plus mini games are fun - most notably the ones where you shoot things.
But there are clunkers as well; the sports themed games felt flat and uninspired, and making food for hungry kids just isn't fun for me.
The biggest problem with Six Flags is the bland Adventure Mode. In this mode, you talk to all sorts of people, go through every inch of the park, and get stuff for those people, and you get stuff in return for getting the stuff for them. (The game's very materialistic.)
That mode got tiring after thirty minutes.
Another problem I had with the game is the character models. I'm guessing the makers of Six Flags felt the need to tell us how out of shape today's kids are.
The kids in this game (boy or girl) are just blobs with arms and legs attached to them. They're kids that only a mother could love.
It's too bad these problems exist; Six Flags Fun Park could've been a great mini game compilation. SKIP IT.
Let's start over. Amusement parks have been a great draw for people, and Six Flags is one of the most well known.
But most people can't go to an amusement park because they don't live near one, or they just can't afford to get the admission ticket.
That's probably why they came out with Six Flags Fun Park. And it sort of works.
Some of the attractions in the collection of 40 plus mini games are fun - most notably the ones where you shoot things.
But there are clunkers as well; the sports themed games felt flat and uninspired, and making food for hungry kids just isn't fun for me.
The biggest problem with Six Flags is the bland Adventure Mode. In this mode, you talk to all sorts of people, go through every inch of the park, and get stuff for those people, and you get stuff in return for getting the stuff for them. (The game's very materialistic.)
That mode got tiring after thirty minutes.
Another problem I had with the game is the character models. I'm guessing the makers of Six Flags felt the need to tell us how out of shape today's kids are.
The kids in this game (boy or girl) are just blobs with arms and legs attached to them. They're kids that only a mother could love.
It's too bad these problems exist; Six Flags Fun Park could've been a great mini game compilation. SKIP IT.
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