Platforms
- PCApr 03, 2018NAplayscoreNA0 Critics9.1542 Players
- PlayStation 4Mar 27, 20187.8playscore7.37 Critics8.9162 Players
- Xbox OneApr 03, 20188.0playscore7.94 Critics9.583 Players
- Nintendo SwitchApr 03, 2018NAplayscore7.88 CriticsNA0 Players
20 critic reviews · 1 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
The familiar layout of the stages can become repetitive the more you play, yet work great when accompanied with the little person who runs riot around the household. If kids aren’t your bag but you still want something that doesn’t test your gaming skills to the limit, then The Adventure Pals could very well be the reclined platformer you have been looking for.
Darren Palma · Sep 17, 2018 Reviewed on SwitchRead full reviewThe Adventure Pals is a fun platformer that players of all ages can enjoy (assuming they like and appreciate the silliness of the gameplay and storyline), not to mention how great it looks. The story could be a bit more lengthy but it does have some replay value for those who like playing co-op or achieving 100% completion.
Kaelyn Daugherty · May 15, 2018 Reviewed on SwitchRead full reviewAll in all, The Adventure Pals is a win for Massive Monster’s first big console release. It’s approachable and fun for the whole family. The few flaws the game has are hidden behind a wonderfully enjoyable world where giraffes can put their tongue on pretty much anything they want.
Ben Smith · May 05, 2018 Reviewed on SwitchRead full reviewA great choice for a younger audience, The Adventure Pals knows how to take enough inspiration from Adventure Time in order to look like its source material while still maintaining an original personality of its own. It’s a very accessible and charming game with a decent amount of content and a combat system that’s way more enjoyable than anyone could ever hope for.
Leo Faria · Apr 28, 2018 Reviewed on PS4Read full reviewHad it packed more of a challenge – even if it was optional – The Adventure Pals would be running close to the front of the indie platforming pack. Though the final product doesn’t quite get there, it’s still plenty enjoyable, especially in co-op.
Ken Barnes · Apr 20, 2018 Reviewed on PS4Read full reviewIf you happen to be an Adventure Time super fan that has been dying for a good video game that matches the license, this is the closest you’ll get for a while. If you can turn off your brain and enjoy the cartoon graphics and simple gameplay, this is a couple of well-spent hours.But if you have a brain that can’t help but dissect the world in front of you, this game might trouble you. The Adventure Pals is nearly a success but ultimately lacks the organic comedy it needed to truly feel magical.
Rosh Kelly · Apr 16, 2018 Reviewed on PS4Read full reviewThe Adventure Pals is a game you play when you just want to have a good time without the hassle of furiously pulling your hair out (metaphorically, of course). The comical characters and witty dialogue go together like peas and carrots, illustrating a laid-back and enjoyable experience no matter what Wilton and his BFFs encounter.
Amanda Bower · Apr 14, 2018 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewThe Adventure Pals may look like a thousand other games just like it, but it stands out among the crowd. It is fun, whimsical, and just a joy to play solo or with a friend. For those that enjoy the genre it is a must own. Add that to the fact that it is available on absolutely everything and there is no reason to let this game pass by.
Ken McKown · Apr 12, 2018 Reviewed on XB1Read full reviewThe Adventure Pals is a truly wonderful experience that had us grinning from the moment we launched the game, right up until the credits. The platforming is tight and precise, yet relatively relaxed and easy-going on the whole, and the game’s perfect cast of bonkers characters provides humour, wit, and a genuinely loveable world to explore.
Ryan Craddock · Apr 11, 2018 Reviewed on SwitchRead full reviewThe ramped-up difficulty towards the end of the game may be off-putting for some, considering its very much kid-friendly exterior, but if you don’t mind a bit of a challenge, The Adventure Pals is very much a worthwhile romp. I struggled to put the game down once I’d started, playing most of its 10-or-so hour campaign over the course of one weekend.
Kim Snaith · Apr 10, 2018 Reviewed on XB1Read full review
Community Reviews
- Rated on PS4
About the game
Your birthday is ruined when your dad is dad-napped by a madman! Now you, your pet rock, and Sparkles the giraffe will have to fight your way through levels filled with platforming, bizarre enemies, and big bosses in the name of friendship and hotdogs to save the world!