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Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force

 

 

SCORE: 84

 

 

 

Club Penguin is huge on the internet, which is a little uncomfortable for the WMG. Why? Well Club Penguin is an massive multiplayer online game for children. The WMG feels that getting young children addicted to online games is a bad thing. Not everyone here at Family Friendly Gaming agree with the WMG, but the editor in chief always leaves the door open to us reviewers when someone (usually the majority of Americans) may possibly be offended by certain aspects of a game.  So when a Nintendo DS version of this game came out the WMG campaigned diligently to dig into this kids game.

Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force  is one of those Nintendo DS video games with great colors. They are kid friendly, and a little on the simple side. The penguins have a lot of character, and it made the WMG think a lot of the 3,2,1 Penguins television show (editor: there is no official affiliation between the two).  The WMG noticed no offensive graphics in Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force.

Kids get to take on the role of a secret agent that takes care of things for the penguins in this DS game. Mysteries are solved, and a basic reading ability is needed in Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force. Most of the puzzles are easy to solve, so most children will not have a problem. If they do then parents should help them out. The music in this Nintendo DS game is great to listen to.

Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force has replay value to it thanks to the inclusion of DGamer, and connection to the online Club Penguin accounts. The mini games can be replayed multiple times, especially for gamers who are into casual gaming.

The touch screen controls in Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force work masterfully. The mini games included are interesting, and diverse, but not that difficult.  The WMG's only concern is some kids could go bored with Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force. Helping others, and being a secret agent should go over well though. The puzzles in this DS game show an intelligent design. The WMG found Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force to be fun to play.

One of the great lessons of Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force is being part of something greater than oneself. That same lesson is one of the reasons the WMG sought a relationship with God out. There is also the lesson of helping others out, and using your mind to solve problems. Sequels to Club Penguin Elite Penguin Force would be welcome here at Family Friendly Gaming.
 - Working Man Gamer

 

Graphics: 83%
Sound: 84%
Replay/Extras: 89%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 86%
System: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Disney Interactive Studios
Rating: 'E' for Everyone

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