Dodogo! Robo
SCORE: 82
Neko Entertainment is proving that good
things come in small packages. Dodogo! Robo is a downloadable game on
the Nintendo DSi that costs 200 points. Translation from points to
dollars is two dollars. This is shockingly cheap. What are other things
you can download for 200 points? Animal Crossing clock. Dodogo! Robo is
a game, and a complete one.
Visually Dodogo! Robo makes me think of an app on the iPhone. The egg
animates okay, and I am keeping the price in mind. Plus I was given a
download code for this game, so it did not cost me a dime. The levels
have some interesting features, but a lot of them look pretty bland. At
least to me. There are some visual special effects when items are
collected. Which is the main goal of this game. Collect all the items.
This is done by navigating them successfully.
The music in Dodogo! Robo reminds me of a ringing phone. Which for me is
not a pleasant sound. In fact it is the sound of irritation and
annoyance. Thankfully not all of it is bad. I have to admit there is a
whimsical feel to the audio department of Dodogo! Robo. This Nintendo
DSi game makes me think of Dodo birds. Dodogo! Robo has talk of millions
of years ago and time travel.
I love the price of this game. I want to call it an app because that is
what Dodogo! Robo reminds me of. But it is not an app. I suppose it
could be ported over to that platform pretty easily. There are enough
levels to keep most puzzle gamers busy for a few days. Only one player
can enjoy Dodogo! Robo at a time. However there are leaderboards online
so you can see how well you did against others.
The game play in Dodogo! Robo made me think. I knew that every item
could be collected if I found the right way of doing it. The real
drawback to Dodogo! Robo is there is really only one way of solving each
puzzle. It would have been nice for multiple solutions to bring about
the same outcome. Maybe there is, and I am not smart enough to see
another way of doing it. If you find more than one way of solving a
puzzle then please let me know.
I enjoyed Dodogo! Robo. I do feel that this hand held game is a little
on the difficult side. Younger family members will probably need
assistance with this game. I would like to see sequels to Dodogo! Robo
in the future. This is a fun franchise that is safe for the entire
family. It was my pleasure to be allowed to play and review Dodogo! Robo
on the Nintendo DSi. I would like to see more games based on Dodo's too.
- Luke
Graphics: 79%
Sound: 76%
Replay/Extras: 86%
Gameplay: 88%
Family Friendly Factor: 83%
System: Nintendo DSi
Publisher: Neko Entertainment
Rating: 'E' for Everyone
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