O2 Games 2014 Wii U release Luv Me Buddies Wonderland has now been ported to the 3DS. Question is, has this version improved on the poor performance of its predecessor? The game aims to bring in a new generation of gamers by delivering a challenging and fun experience that can be enjoyed with parents. The game is bursting with overly cute, lovable characters and a bright visual aesthetic apparently that appeal well to the target audience.
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Platform(s) available: Wii U and 3DS
Platform reviewed: Wii U
Luv Me Buddies Wonderland is a game that aims to provide a challenging and fun experience for the youngest generation of gamers to enjoy with parents through educational activities. The game is bombarded with overly cute, lovable characters and a bright visual aesthetic apparently designed to hide what lies beneath the surface. Below this cheery setting is a game riddled with so many gameplay issues and bad basic design choices that it’ll easily frustrate any gamer and makes the game almost unplayable.
ThaMofo from 3rd-strike writes:
"Luv Me Buddies Wonderland is a fun game for children but it’s sad that no true co-op feature was implemented in the game for parents to play together with their children (and help them). Overall the theme of the game is quite decent and the characters are appealing, sadly the content proves to be a bit on the downside."
