Kung Fu Panda (PC)

Advantages: Utilizes the touchscreen extremely well and maintains a fair amount of humor.
Disadvantages: Moments of boring backtracking and overly difficult bosses (for the target audience).

...difficult than the average, redundant regenerating opponents, due to the high number of hits required to win. The game can be completely played using the touchscreen by dragging the stylus to move, jump and perform each move. Special moves are usually simple variations of basic movies with a slightly longer pause at the end of a stroke for an additional power boost. Touching Is Good. Repetition, Not So Much The game starts weak, with a simple run-to-the-other-end-of-the-map quest. Once you get to the end of that, the touchscreen control scheme kicks in for first usable kung fu moves and the game's fun quickly starts to shine through.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Fun with friends and multiplayer...
Disadvantages: Pretty much everything else.

...HAH HAH. That's pretty much all I have to say. For many reasons: 1. It's funny and the voices are acted well enough to laugh at. 2. Actually impressive graphics for such a...not good...game? 3. The gameplay is fun when with friends in co-op or multiplayer. This game reminds me a lot of God of War personally but from a child's point of view. If you love the film then this game will feel mediocre for you. Sad to say hardly anyone has been able to master the greatness of a game for a film yet. This one is like them, it just doesn't feel like you're in Kung Fu Panda...it's like you're in a parrallel universe for it and it's just...not the same! =( Well I rate this 4/10 =( I loved the film BTW.=D... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Fun idea
Disadvantages: Doesn't take long to complete

...You didn't think tigers knew martial arts? Shame on you. Clearly you are in need of enlightenment. I will allow Lo Ping, the gentle-spirited panda monk, to explain: "Greetings, friend. You seem surprised that I am a panda? Be not afraid. This is a world where animals talk, stand on two legs and practise kung fu. You'll get used to it. "You join us at a time of great trouble. The mighty Dragon Master's army is sweeping across our country, and none of the animal clans is powerful enough to stop his hordes. Our only hope is young T'ai Fu, the last of the tigers, orphaned as a cub by the Dragon Master. He is young and ill-disciplined, but if he succeeds in learning from the masters, he may attain the skills he needs to defeat the Dragon. By the way, got any bamboo shoots?" Thanks, Lo - or may I call you Ping? That's the premise... Read review

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