Cry Babies Magic Tears: The Big Game

In questo piccolo gioco impersoniamo i vari protagonisti del cartone omonimo. La storia gira intorno ad un premio speciale per i protagonisti, per averlo, bisogna vincere vari mini giochi, 4 o 5, per ogni vittoria si avrà un ciuccio, raccogliendone 4 si va verso il mini gioco finale [spoiler]il labirinto[/spoiler] prima di cambiare ambientazione. Poi, nella nuova ambientazione si ripetono i mini giochi. Durante il cambio di ambientazione, c'e un filmato un pò sgranato preso dalla serie tv, che fa da intermezzo tra una ambientazione e l'altra. Si va avanti fino al mini gioco finale nell'ultima ambientazione. I mini giochi vengono affrontati a livello facile, ma ripetendoli è possibile sbloccarne difficoltà maggiori. Vincendo un mini gioco si hanno delle stelle, 100 per il livello facile, 150 livello medio, 200 livello difficile. Ma solo se raccogliete le 3 stelle sparse nel mini gioco eccetto in quello del ballo e del bagnetto, in cui non si raccolgono stelle. Se non le raccogliete, avrete meno stelle una volta superato il mini gioco. Queste stelle servono per comprare vari vestiti per i bambini. E qui c'e la cosa strana, anzi due. La prima è. A che servono i vestiti se indossano i pigiamini coordinati ? Secondo. Alcuni bambini/e, non possono ne comprare ne indossare vestiti e non perchè non c'e ne sono, ma bensì perchè il pulsante d'acquisto non funziona, per non parlare che solo con il primo bambino/a può acquistare tutti i vestiti del negozio, le altre hanno il vestiario limitato. Altro problema è la mancanza del doppiaggio in italiano, le voci in inglese suonano troppo adulte per essere dei bambini piccoli. ^^; Questo titolo è indirizzato solo ai bambini fan del cartone omonimo. Potevo anche dire a chi cerca un "platino" facile, ma l'ultimo achievement non si è sbloccato, in più c'e solo un salvataggio automatico senza possibilità di cancellarlo dal gioco stesso. Uscendo dal gioco e rientrando, può darsi che il file di salvataggio non venga letto bene. ^^; Personalmente lo consiglio solo ai fan del cartone, come detto prima, ma solo come regalo di natale e ad un prezzo sotto i dieci euro, anche 5 può andare bene. Aggiornamento: Per sbloccare l'ultimo achievement, ho dovuto cestinare i file di salvataggio che si trova nella sezione local low del pc e far partire il gioco. ^^; Tranquilli, questo titolo non ha il salvataggio in cloud.

The best game ever !

Enkelt för en 3 åring att förstå och få ut många roliga spel timmar från.

Yes and no, because while the game is great for my 3 almost 4yr old granddaughter, its buggy. It keeps on freezing or stopping us from playing. With the cost of this game, and the shortness of it, there shouldn't be any bugs. Otherwise its a fun co-op game to play.

Nareszcie !!!!!!! coś przyjemnego! relaksująca gra . super !!!!! Steam najlepsze gry !!!!!! polecam . uwielbiam bobasy z cry babies !!!!!!! Dreamy , CONEY ,LADY MOMO LALA !!!! i wiele innych postać!!!! ubieraj je także !!!! PRZECHODZ TUNELE NA CZAS I ZDOBĄDZ 3 gwiazdki!!!!!! super kocham tą grę!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ha più storia e lore questo gioco che entrambi i Nioh messi insieme

Świetna gra dla młodych graczy, która daje większe wyzwania niż Star Wars Outlaws. Pod względem grafiki, fabuły oraz efektów, animacji czy też interfejsu bije Starfielda na głowę mam nadzieje że takich gier będzie powstawać więcej. HAAHAHAHAHAHA Pozdrawiam z piekła

No funciona el mando!!!!!!

Great game for children. would fully recommend

Cry Babies Magic Tears: The Big Game is a cheerful, family-oriented adventure that translates the playful tone of the animated series into an interactive experience built around exploration, mini-games, and gentle progression. Developed by Drakhar Studio and published by Silver Lining Interactive, the game is clearly designed with accessibility and approachability in mind, prioritizing color, clarity, and constant positive feedback over challenge or complexity. From the outset, it presents itself less as a traditional video game and more as a hands-on extension of the show’s world, inviting players to participate in a friendly competition known as the Big Game while spending time with familiar Cry Babies characters. The structure of the game revolves around traveling through a series of themed worlds inspired by the series, each one filled with short activities and simple objectives. These environments are bright, imaginative, and easy to navigate, with visual cues that gently guide players toward points of interest. Rather than asking players to overcome difficult obstacles, the game focuses on curiosity and interaction, encouraging them to explore at their own pace, talk to characters, and try out different activities. Progression feels natural and forgiving, ensuring that players are rarely stuck or confused about what to do next. Gameplay variety comes from a collection of small, self-contained mini-games and tasks. These range from light puzzles and maze navigation to playful challenges like hide-and-seek, dancing segments, and other whimsical interactions that reflect the tone of the Cry Babies universe. None of these activities demand precision or fast reactions, instead emphasizing repetition, visual recognition, and simple cause-and-effect mechanics. This design keeps the experience engaging without becoming overwhelming, making it easy to enjoy in short sessions or longer stretches without fatigue. A notable strength of the game is its emphasis on cooperation and shared play. Local co-op allows two players to experience the adventure together, turning exploration and mini-games into collaborative moments rather than competitive ones. This feature reinforces the game’s welcoming tone and makes it particularly suitable for shared play, where one player can help guide another without disrupting the flow. Collecting rewards such as stars and unlocking cosmetic items adds a light sense of achievement, giving players something tangible to work toward while keeping the focus on fun rather than optimization. Presentation is where the game truly shines for its intended audience. The visuals closely mirror the animated series, with expressive character animations, vibrant color palettes, and environments that feel lifted directly from the show. Cutscenes and interactions are fully voiced and animated, helping the experience feel cohesive and polished despite its simplicity. The interface is clean and readable, designed so players can understand menus and prompts without needing extensive explanation. Music and sound effects maintain an upbeat, friendly tone that complements the on-screen action without becoming distracting. That said, the simplicity that makes the game accessible also limits its depth and longevity. Players seeking complex mechanics, layered challenges, or long-term progression systems will likely find the experience shallow. Once the main activities are completed and the tournament structure is finished, there is little incentive to return beyond revisiting favorite mini-games or environments. The game is very clear about its scope, and it does not attempt to broaden its appeal beyond its core audience. Overall, Cry Babies Magic Tears: The Big Game succeeds by staying focused on its purpose. It delivers a colorful, friendly, and low-pressure adventure that captures the spirit of its source material while offering a gentle introduction to interactive play. While its lack of depth may limit its appeal for more experienced players, its accessible design, cooperative options, and faithful presentation make it a pleasant and well-crafted experience for fans of the series and families looking for a lighthearted game to enjoy together. Rating: 7/10