I Am Bread is so absurd, you’ll probably get hours of entertainment off the laughing fits alone. Honestly, if you can get your kids to stop laughing long enough to actually play this game, congratulations. Katamari Forever is a great opportunity to quickly touch on some of the past Katamari games (with the added bonus of a few new rolling maneuvers to use in each level) and introduce its uncomplicated and unconventional greatness to the next generation. It is meant to be simple yet stylized and appeasingly bizarre. There’s not much more to the games than that, and that is by design. In this collection of 24 past Katamari stages (plus 3 new ones), kids and kids of all ages can delight in the age old past time of rolling lots of stuff up in a really big ball and proudly showing it to their dad. There’s a reason Katamari is such an enduring favorite among game fans: it’s bright, it’s fun, and it’s almost too quirky to exist.
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This cooperative take on the sadly defunct series makes it a better fit for adult-kid duos, or for pairing with those who are less skilled at games, broadening its accessibility to the cross generational audience drawn to its characters. In the sequel, Mickey Mouse must once again take up the magic brush to fight his way through the Wasteland, and this time he is aided by Oswald the Rabbit, who can be controlled by the second player. With that out of the way, Disney’s Epic Mickey 2 was admittedly much like the original, relying on the novelty and magic of seeing forgotten Disney characters on-screen in an interactive setting. In my experience, however, kids often have very different tastes from adult critics, especially in terms of what they’re willing to put up with. It’s true that critics did not receive the sequel to Disney’s Epic Mickey very well.
Beyond the relatable premise, kids will love the spooky and sweet elements of Costume Quest 2, from collecting Creepy Treats cards (each with a disgusting spin on a classic candy) to the self-insert imagination potential behind the powers of each delightful costume. In the game, you play as one of two twins who, together with their group of friends, hunt for candy and costumes on Halloween night in order to defeat an evil dentist who wants to ban the holiday forever.
This adorable action game is a great entry point for role-playing games for younger children, especially because of its packaging. If you’re looking for something family-friendly to play on PlayStation Now, here are our 10 suggestions. So we took out a bit of the guesswork for you by looking at all the selections Sony offers as part of PlayStation Now, and picked out the games that have stood the test of time, both with general audiences and our own families. With PlayStation Now, there are hundreds of games to stream or download, but as a parent it can often be hard to keep up with the releases of the past few years, and at a glance it’s not always easy to quickly determine which will be appropriate or appeal to children. There’s just not enough money in the world to take a risk on every title that looks good, and kids often have short attention spans anyway. Subscription gaming services can be a wonderful value if you and your family go through a lot of games.
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