Customer Reviews

Disney's Meet The Robinsons

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Meet the Robinson lets players take control of Wilbur Robinson on his quest to return his fathers stolen time-machine. The game offers a good mix of action, adventure and puzzle-solving, while telling a slightly different story compared to the Disney movie. We enjoyed Wilbur's positive attitude towards helping and solving other characters problems -given that he needed their help in return, but still I always welcomes polite characters. The game requires a good amount of reading in order to use different menus, maps and instructions. The level of difficulty is easy to moderate and increases in the later part of the game. Overall Meet the Robinsons is good (but not great) single player Movie/Game for kids ages 10 and up - even for those who did not see the movie. Disney's Support Website offers a Walkthrough for some of the levels.

Problem with this game doesn't get noticed until later in the game. The difficulty ramps up at a degree that would make a mountain climber cringe. The horrible control scheme and wonky camera both add up to a frustrating mess of a game that isn't worth the controller-throwing rage it will fill you with.

So, yes, I'm 26 and I ordered this game for myself. And I have no regrets! It's puzzling, fun and completely awesome! Shipping was fast and I highly recommend to all ages!

Meet the Robinsons is a movie to game adaptation from the same titled Disney animated film. Graphics are fairly solid although I didn't find the color pallette to be particularly sharp. Gameplay could be more varied but still fairly enjoyable. Some portions I found mildly annoying but parents shouldn't worry it will overall frustrate kids. If you are an achievement hunter, they are easily attainable but there is one where you have to scan every character that takes some effort to avoid missing. Not quite as good as the Kung fu Panda level of game adaptations (I think Kung fu Panda was a really good game) but still a solid choice for kids or achievement hunters.

While it can definitely be said that this game was fun, it was also difficult and sometimes frustrating in how specific things were. But all in all, I'd say it was a good achievement grind. I managed to, using the help of a guide on [...], get all of the achievements for the 360 version.

Not that I recommend that sort of thing.

Was a good game. I mainly got it for my daughters and they enjoy playing around 30 Minutes at a time.

The Meet The Robinsons game (based on the Disney animated film) is a very demented game. A combination of Jimmy Neutron's weirdness and the near look of the Jetsons... with a little Adam West (voice of Wilbur's uncle) and all the tech stuff one could ever want to have. The same with Ratatouille, a number of tasks to be completed (creative thinking appreciated). Fun.

Bought this game for my Grand Kids who are all teenagers now. Girls love it and the boys tolerate it!