- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Release Date: Sep 14, 2010
- Also On: DS, PlayStation 3, Wii
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Krome has done a fine job of translating this fantasy into the video game sphere. Legend of the Guardians sticks to a couple of core experiences and executes them well. You could do a lot worse than flying the skies protected by these stalwart owl defenders.
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71Legend of the Guardians is a very solid game that is hindered by its short play time and lack of reason to come back for more.
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Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole would have been a very good game for children had it not been for its brevity and lack of difficulty.
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65One of the better licensed products in my recent memory.
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Jan 11, 201162For children, this is definitely a winner. For fans of casual, laid back gaming involving owls, again, I can recommend this. If you're expecting value for money, however, then you'd be far better off looking elsewhere. It's a fun thumb-twiddling experience but your feathers will be itching for something new before long.
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Jan 16, 201160Ga'Hoole is a rarity in that it's one of those few movie tie-in titles that is actually worth playing.
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Jan 11, 201160"Quotation Forthcoming"
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Jan 3, 201160Legend of the Guardians is a quite good licensed game with some enjoyable ideas. Fans of the books will be pleased with this (very short) tie-in. All the others… well, maybe not.
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60This short flight of fancy has its charms, but it gets stale fast.
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The game is very short, and with nothing much beyond the game's story mode, most players will be done with this title in only a few short hours.
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This makes for a great weekend rental, but it's hard to justify the retail price of $50 for the brevity and simplicity of this experience.
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Dec 25, 201041A questionable franchise makes for an awkward game. It's not terrible, just utterly miserable. [Issue#98, p.105]
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Jan 11, 201140Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole is definitely a short experience, likely clocking in around 4 to 5 hours for younger players.