Kinect Adventures succeeds in providing a worthwhile tech demo, although unless you take a liking to two of the game's five activities, you'll most likely become bored after a few days.
I don’t know why the gaming industry hasn’t evolved in this direction, but I know this is one of the better games that marked my childhood. It is a real pity that gaming did not continue in this direction, but in those VR nonsense that can only hurt your eyes. Here, at least, you stand on your feet and the game requires you to move. Yes, there were a few cons, but if they had tried, they would be in a completely different place now.
Despues de cinco años de tenerlo cogiendo polvo, por fin me digne a jugarlo y solo puedo decir que es un juego muy entretenido y algo desafiante en los niveles de dificultad mas altos, y como viene incluido con Kinect recomiendo que ustedes tambien le den una oportunidad
While the individual minigames offer varying degrees of entertainment, they all nail the controls - or lack thereof - pretty well. There's definitely a bit of a learning curve, and the inherent limitations of the designed-for-the-living-room tech means lag issues occasionally pop up, but overall Adventures succeeds in effectively immersing you in its gamepad-free fun.
Kinect Adventures does a wonderful job at showing off the tech. It is a game that can be played for some quick solo fun, but the fast paced action is better enjoyed with a friend.
Once the novelty has worn off - which will only take a couple of goes with lesser games like 20,000 Leaks - you'll never want to play any of them again.
It seems as if Kinect Adventures is included with Kinect to showcase the capabilities of the device rather than provide any substantial gaming experience. It's a game that's fun in short bursts, but requires a ton of space for two-player multiplayer. Admittedly, Kinect Adventures starts off quite well as the Kinect bundle software, but after an hour it demonstrates its lack of depth once you realise that you've pretty much seen and done everything.
Wii Sports was fun and showed what was great about its new control scheme. Kinect Adventures, on the other hand, is dull, boring and gives a wrong impression about Kinect.
A fun party game to play with your friends or family. It was my first game for my 360, and I only played it once, as I was in a rush to get a game that worked with a controller, but I had a lot of fun with it. Play it with a friend.
Kinect Adventures is an okay game, a fun game for the family to say the least. Kinect Adventures is one of my first real video games growing up, and it’s one I would want to revisit.
Posee una buena cantidad de misiones,lo malo es que es hacer lo mismo una y otra vez con diferentes dificultades,por lo que probablemente te niegues a completarlo de forma rápida y solo decidas jugarlo cuando no tienes algo mejor que jugar.
This game is not good at all. It is a game I got free with my Xbox 360. It gets very boring after 5 mins and it is a waste of time. If you are thinking about BUYING the game it won't be a good idea it'll just be a waste of your money.
This game is dull and boring and since it was a pack-in title for the Kinect, it gave the install base the wrong impression of the Kinect. Most games aren't very fun and are nowhere near as enjoyable and replay-able as Wii Sports is.
SummaryKinect Adventures is a compilation of games for the Xbox 360's motion-sensing accessory Kinect. It will include river rush, which is a rafting simulation.