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HELLO KITTY AND FRIENDS HAPPINESS PARADE

Rogue Games · May 25, 2023

Switch

Everyone

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Cute? Check. Colorful? Check. And way cooler than you think? Triple check. Get ready for a rad and unexpected journey through the world of Sanrio in a music rhythm game like nothing you’ve experienced before. Join Hello Kitty and two friends on a delightful music tour as they spread happiness to everyone. Along the way they’ll discover new friends to join their musical parades. However, jealous of Hello Kitty’s growing fanbase, Kurami will stop at nothing to end the music, dispatching goons and laying traps to stop the momentum. It’s up to you to dance, dance, dance to the beat, avoid traps, use each character’s unique abilities, collect coins and upgrades, complete challenges, and bring joy to the world around you! With a robust soundtrack filled with over 40 amazing pop hits, you’ll be dancing to the music long after you put the controllers down.

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  • Screen Rant

    Carrie Lambertsen · Nov 13, 2023

    8.0
    This dancing rhythmic runner game is made for all ages and truly can be a fun experience for any age. There are a lot of flashing lights which could be disruptive for someone with sensory needs, or even cause headaches for anyone playing, but those can easily be disabled in the game settings. The music, artwork, and cheerful feeling of the game as a whole are incredibly addictive and fun, as long as nobody expects an in-depth story or even a logical explanation for why Hello Kitty is twice the size of the humans along the parade route.
  • Way Too Many Games

    Leo Faria · Oct 26, 2023

    8.0
    I never thought I’d end up playing a Hello Kitty game that did not suck, let alone playing a Hello Kitty game that would win me over, but this little gem did so. It’s an addictive music game that fits like a glove on the Nintendo Switch, and can be enjoyed by more than just fans of the franchise.
  • Gamezebo

    Adele Wilson · May 02, 2023

    4.0
    The game itself has plenty of levels to play through, but it can be tedious when you get taken back to the start of the map when you fail a level. Tying in with what I mentioned about the music before, the songs do get pretty grating when you have to listen to them multiple times when restarting a run – it almost feels like a roguelike with rhythm elements.

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