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Abstrakt: The Munchables is an undeniably cute action-platformer with a charming exterior, focusing on simplistic mechanics and a fun premise that encourages you to stuff your face full of piratical produce. Though many will find its brevity, shallowness, and lo...
Abstrakt: Like Klonoa or Zack and Wiki, The Munchables proves that “kid-friendly Wii game” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s not worth your time. Fans of Katamari or just off-kilter action games take note: this game is surprisingly awesome.
Abstrakt: Talk about a pleasant surprise, I don't think I had even heard of this title, The Munchables, until it arrived at my doorstep last week. It's a Namco Bandai title for the Wii, priced at about $30, and it echoes a bit of Katamari Damacy zaniness combine...
Abstrakt: The Munchables is like gorging yourself on grotesque amounts of Cadbury eggs when they go on sale post-Easter: once you start playing you can't seem to stop no matter how guilty you feel. GamePro Score User Score Write your review! The Munchables is a ...
Abstrakt: With Nintendo’s long history of being labeled as the company of choice for providing “kiddy” games, it comes as no surprise that their current console, the Wii, is home to a slew of games that skew towards a younger audience. While it may be easy to fi...
Abstrakt: The Katamari Damacy series has proven that gamers can be hooked in by quirky, bizarre gameplay. Likewise, the Pokemon series has proven that gamers can be hooked by cute things. Two different tastes, but how do they taste together? Namco Bandai seeks ...
Easy controls, large amount of various enemies; vibrant colour palette
Game is too short, a bit too easy
Munchables is weirdly addictive, and I can’t decide whether it’s my morbid curiosity in these strange creatures or the cute virus infecting my brain. The dialogue and names are seemingly written by a 2nd grader, but that just adds to the game&...
The Munchables’ gameplay is certainly gratifying, and even empowering at times, yet it’s never enough to keep the core idea of eating things and growing bigger from becoming stale. 6.0/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed so...
