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Sisters: The video game
Microïds teamed up with Bamboo Editions to adapt the video game of one of the cartoon’s hits with this publisher: Sisters!
Comic book William (text and graphic) and Casinooff (combined screenplay) invite themselves to a new medium, after novels, derivative products, and animated series give way to video games.
The game begins when Wendy, the eldest, decides to organize a party at home…but without relying on Marin who steals the idea and asks the parents. The answer is definitive: one party, not two! So we will have to decide which of the two sisters can organize. So they set themselves a challenge to see who will be the party organizer!
These challenges are mini games (24 total) and are reminiscent of Mario Party mini games. You can either accomplish it in a single player scenario (in adventure mode), or by challenging your loved ones in multiplayer mode.
The multiplayer mode offers four different possibilities: Challenge (with mini-games to choose from), Tournament, All-or-Nothing (a series of mini-games) or World Tour (each player, each in turn, chooses a mini-game).
Adventure mode lets you visit the Sisters’ house but also the entire city, meet familiar characters and complete challenges and quests as well as mini-games.
The world of sisters is copied well here and the mini-games will remember some of the gags in the albums.
In terms of multiplayer, it’s like any other multiplayer game: everyone will have their preferences (instead of hitting the joysticks?
Only downside and not the least: playability in some games… the controls are not necessarily intuitive and handling is boring… while the mini-game is short. In the adventure mode it is very painful as you have to finish first in the mini game to earn your reward and advance in the game.
opinion of the game? It is difficult to compare it with the masters in the field who achieved success with each composition … The means are not the same. Here we have a clearly family game, more suitable for young players. The comic book atmosphere will be aimed primarily at fans of the series, but even without really knowing it, the game remains fun for a pajama party or a rainy afternoon.
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Anthony Rowe
