Now to be fair the actual games themselves do have slightly different feel to them (though some felt very “familiar” and we haven’t actually gone through all the mini games in Superstars so I would not be surprised if there are counterparts to all the Singing Monster games) and the biggest difference is there’s no board game here. Then we got to the actual game section and having both played a number of games of Mario Party Superstars recently… we both agreed that this was essentially the same game… but with the My Singing Monsters instead of Mario and friends (the exact same set up down to the “practice” screen). My sons first impressions were that it looked cool, the new perspective on characters he was familiar with was quite exciting. So the idea of getting a more in depth game with those characters sounded like fun. My children have had a lot of fun with the My Singing Monsters franchise on the tablet… setting up their groups to make different “songs”. A single round of gameplay is short, but sweet, making sure that kids don’t lose focus and enjoy themselves along the way.I have to get this out of the way… this is really just Mario Party Superstars with a different skin! That’s somewhat an oversimplification… but it has to be said. For now, the kids love it, and that is worth $39.99 to me. I don’t believe it will be our number one game long term because it doesn’t bring a ton of content to the table. My Singing Monsters Playground is a good party game, safe for the whole family. With so few games to play, I can see this getting tedious if you want to collect everything. It feels like this was Big Blue Bubble’s attempt at game longevity, giving you something to collect. These are used to randomly purchase new costumes or decorations for your Monsters and on screen. Throughout your gameplay, you will earn relics. You can also choose the CPU difficulty-easy, medium or hard-letting you up the challenge as you move through the game.
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Tournament is when you choose the number of turns and the one with the most crystals wins, and in Free Play, you can choose any game you want and dive in! Tournament mode was the most fun, allowing you to play with friends or family via a local co-op. Solo Gauntlet lets you start with one game, and see how many wins you can achieve in a row. These slowly get unlocked through Tournament Mode, and then become playable in the Solo Gauntlet and Free Play.
There are only 25 minigames, compared to Mario Party Superstars’ 100 minigames. My Singing Monsters Playground features all kinds of minigames, some luck, some skill, some I’ll never master, so it really gives children the chance to win, even against their parents.
At the end of all 15 rounds, whoever has the most crystals wins! The person in last place chooses the game each round, which saves a lot of arguing and fighting over who picks what, a nice touch for families. “Though it isn’t winning points for originality, My Singing Monsters Playground is a blast.”Įssentially, each round, players choose a game to compete in, and they are awarded crystals for how they place-first, second, third or fourth. The kids don’t seem to argue that they didn’t get enough in, because they felt like they had played so many minigames. It’s great to be able to jump into the game and play several rounds in the time that it takes for one match in Fortnite. We repeatedly chose the 15-game tournament mode, which only takes about 30 minutes to complete, perfect for the little ones, especially close to bedtime. Though it isn’t winning points for originality, My Singing Monsters Playground is a blast.
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