Peppa Pig: Theme Park is a video game that’s related to the content of Peppa Pig as you can probably already tell by its name. The game is about doing different things in the Peppa Pig world. There are different activities that you can try out in this game and you might be excited about what you gonna see or try out but trust me, the game is sort of boring.

Ok, so the game costs like 4 bucks which doesn’t seem too bad, right? Well to be fair, this game is Peppa Pig-related content, so if you are a big fan of the cartoon series or your kids are big fans of the series, this game might still have some amazing perspectives that you will be able to see and play. But other than that, I wouldn’t recommend it because there are better simulation games on the market and even if you are looking for a Peppa Pig game, there are still different kinds of the game that are on the market, and I would think those are for sure better than this one. You might be wondering why I’m kind of hating on this game, but hear me out. The game only has so few things that you can try and the graphics aren’t the very best of its year and it might be a good fit for the kids to try. You still have to realize that this game costs 4 bucks and it’s not worth it pending on how little time your kids will pay attention or in another way put it, are willing to play this game.

Especially if you are someone older than 6, this game doesn’t have a lot to offer to you and seems way too naive. There just isn’t a lot you can do. Sometimes there is a red button you can click on that will automatically delete your game profile but your kids have no idea what they are doing so I hope the developers can fix this issue while parents don’t have to comfort their kids because they get all upset about this matter. Let’s just say you start this game for your kids and one problem that will make your kids want to quit the game instantly is the fact that the token function doesn’t work too well and no matter how you try the total token number is always gonna stay as 0. The second technical difficulty the game has is the non-stop background music which will go on and on forever even when you choose to close the app.

To look at the positive side of this game is that it’s a great game for kids around age 3 because they barely understand what they are doing, so it’s easy for them to have a good time with their favorite anime character Peppa Pig. And the game is simple enough to play around which is amazing because there aren’t any long tutorials or anything like that. The mini-games in this app are also fun to take a look at although they might be extremely boring for me speaking. Overall, I would recommend Peppa Pig fans to get this game when they choose to give it for free and I feel like 4 bucks are quite expensive for a game that doesn’t have much. And I would recommend parents who are thinking about getting this game to rethink it or just compare this game with other ones in the market since this one doesn’t have a lot to offer on the table. So be advised if you actually want this game for your kids!

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