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Jenga World Tour
Wii
Released On: Dec 7, 2007
26
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Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 14 Critic Reviews
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100% Negative
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 14 Critic Reviews
26
0% Positive
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
0% Mixed
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
100% Negative
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
If you really want some Jenga action, you'll be far better off buying the classic block game and make the loser reset the tower.
This is just a poor title, taking advantage of a well-recognized Jenga license, neither doing justice to the original game nor supplementing it with features that might make the Wii video game version fun, even if it were still a bad simulation.
Jenga is here just to fill the gap, with no attention to quality whatsoever, only to make a quick buck at the expense of distracted fans.
Buy the classic wooden blocks and spend the change on nachos and a beverage. Not only will you shell out half the money you'd otherwise waste on Jenga: World Tour but you will still have a soul afterwards and you might actually have a good time.
Whatever strange, mirror universe insanity might lead you to play a video game version of Jenga rather than the real thing, you are unlikely to advance past the first few games.
The computer A.I. is horrible, the physics in the game cause slowdown, the control is sluggish due to a rubber band design for grabbing blocks, and we can' t believe we're even listing off reasons not to buy a game based off a $10 box of blocks.
Careful play simply is not rewarded because the physics of the game are grossly inconsistent.
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Summary Jenga is based on the world famous wooden block tower building game. Designed to make the most of the innovative control systems on the Wii and DS, the game offers unpredictable, quick- paced, tactical play that combines suspense and risk-taking, where mounting anticipation comes to a crashing climax. Players of the Wii version can get p...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- DS
- Wii
Initial Release Date: Dec 7, 2007
Developer:
- Atomic Planet Entertainment
Publisher: Atari SA
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