Ski Safari: Adventure Time

Critic reviews

• MModojo

  John Bedford · Jan 10, 2014

  8.0

  For a dollar, it's hard to go wrong with this new themed take on Ski Safari. If you've played the original to death, and you're not a big fan of the cartoon series, there's not a lot to tempt you back into paying again, but for everyone else this is a welcome fresh take on a much-loved mobile classic.

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• ASArcade Sushi

  Alex Langley · Dec 16, 2013

  6.5

  If you’ve got a younger sibling who’s into the show, they’ll probably have a blast with Ski Safari Adventure Time… for a little while. Its repetitive gameplay and the prohibitive costs to its in-game shop will deter players for playing it too long, which is a shame given how fun-loving and imaginative the source material is.

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• GGamezebo

  Joe Jasko · Dec 12, 2013

  6.0

  So in the end, if you’re a big fan of the popular Cartoon Network TV show and just can’t get enough Adventure Time to fill up your day, then you’re sure to find something to love in Ski Safari: Adventure Time, as the game is incredibly faithful to the spirit and presentation of the source material.

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• 1148Apps

  Carter Dotson · Dec 12, 2013

  8.0

  Still, the original Ski Safari was a rather unique and charming endless runner, and Adventure Time is a perfect fit; with enough love shown toward the show (Farmworld Finn is unlockable, and Xergiok’s bird can be flown – that’s getting obscure!) that it doesn’t feel like a cheap cash-in. But really, that can be said of all the Adventure Time mobile games – even the mediocre ones aren’t bad at all.

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• ARAndroid Rundown

  Tre Lawrence · Dec 12, 2013

  8.0

  Fans of Adventure Time will like the familiar artwork and the characterizations. Finn and Jake are their usual misshapen, adorable selves, and the game incorporates coloring that works if a little subdued. The gameplay is not the most sophisticated, but that also lends to the built-in charm. The unending action is what makes this one so engaging, and it will be worth multiple looks… and runs. It builds upon a great game and at the very least that can be admired.
• PGPocket Gamer

  Harry Slater · Dec 17, 2013

  7.0

  There's a level of polish here that was missing from the first Ski Safari game, but the bones underneath the shiny cartoon glamour are the same as they ever were. So while the game is fun, it's a shallow experience that doesn't stick in the mind for long.

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