Given the fact that the game rewards you with a fast completion in each ‘adventure’, you may feel like there is not a lot here, but there actually is. These ‘adventures’ are also short in length, and the faster you complete them, the better your score. In terms of the latter, you can only take the form of Squirt (the turtle) or Nemo himself. For example, in Up you’ll be tasked with saving Kevin’s babies, and in Finding Dory you’ll be tasked to navigate the coral reef and ocean current while avoiding obstacles (e.g. You’ll also be collecting coins in each ‘adventure’ as well that go towards your total score at the end. They usually consist of helping the characters from the movie in one way or another. Yes, each mini-like game will be in the actual movie universe, and you will recognize much of what you see, but the games themselves are original and have their own simple backstory.Įach of the mini-games (or adventures if you want) are either driving or platform based. Personally, I found they were enjoyable for what was offered, and the fact that they were somewhat original, and not just consisting of having to play out a scenario that was actually from the movie. The new Finding Dory world only has two games for some reason, and we don’t know why, so in total you are getting a total of 17 levels/adventures to play.

It’s kind of neat, just not deep, so keep your expectations in check here.Įach Pixar movie world has three levels/adventures to play through, each taking place in the movie’s universe, but you are not playing any of the movie’s events. Based on your decisions here, the game will show how you will look in the various game universes, like a toy robot in Toy Story or a racing car in Cars. There is not too much depth to this however, it is nice that there is an option of some sort to make the experience more yours. When you first play the game, it guides you through a simple character creation screen. You simply walk into each area (they are very distinguishable), go the marked spot for the ‘game’, hit the “Let’s Go” command, and the child who wants to ‘play’ with you will come up and start talking as they lead you into the Pixar themed game you chose. To celebrate the new remastered release, the game now includes Finding Dory too. These include Up, Toy Story, The Incredibles, Cars and Ratatouille. While there you meet other children who just happen to love Disney-Pixar movies and they are willing to play a ‘game/adventure’ with you in a particular Pixar universe. The premise is simple, you are a random child who heads on a school trip to Pixar Park. It is a Xbox Play Anywhere title, so you can play it on any of the Xbox One family of consoles as well as a Windows 10 PC. Fast forward to present day, and the launch of the Xbox One, and Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure has been released, minus the Kinect in the title. To tell you the truth, at that time I was going to give it a really, really low score however, once my kids started playing (aged 6 and 8 back then) I saw that they somewhat enjoyed it, so I was not as hard as I could have been. was too tough to control) making it a non-enjoyable experience. I reviewed the game way back then, and found that it was not what it could have been, with poor Kinect implementation (e.g. It was released in early 2012 with little fanfare. Back in the days of the Xbox 360 (I can’t believe I just said that), and during the early time when the Kinect was trying to find its audience, a game touted to be Kinect friendly, as well as family friendly, was released, and that game was Kinect Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure.

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