Minigame Töröö for Mario Party Basic Training

Since then Mario Party, there are spin-offs and copier that successfully adapt more or less the Mario Party principle. Also "Töröö the zoo" can be thematically classified in this area. Offer a lot of mini-games, some of which also children the absolute limit (
The game itself offers a tour at the zoo, where you can at the enclosures or special "landmarks" (as the kiosk) deny minigames that you can play on graded according 3 levels of difficulty, so that the full age range of the target group (as between 3 and 12, I would say), everything is possible. Good explanations without much written text and a relatively (connections) intuitive controls allow fun for all ages without interfering with big "What do I have to do now?" reside. However, this also limits the depth of gameplay immensely - but be honest: Which game depth you expect from a Benjamin the elephant game?

As the complete BB series is also suitable for children of this game, without exception, without foul language, etc. pp. - So you can leave also play on it quite unobserved. The fact that up to four players simultaneously "play" and can compete in a peaceful way makes this game for family afternoons of particular interest, being one of graphics and the like (typical of the Wii) should thereby do not particularly high demands.

The game principle of integrated mini-games is the way such a way that each specific aspects of children's learning (theory of form, color theory, counting, etc. pp.) To be addressed. But the Wii can not substitute for the real games is - as a supplement and for the hand-eye coordination is, however, thanks to "Töröö the zoo" thoroughly recommended.

Conclusion:
That sounds a little unfair, but it is true: Anyone who has ever held a Kiddix DVD in hands, who knows what he gets when Kiddix stands on it: hakelige menus, short films and annoying content. Children is the matter but for DVDs - and it is also not care if it comes this Wii game because of Kiddix influence is quite noticeable, but not (as originally feared) by proposing to the ground. The games are quite simple and well kept by the content could fro "Töröö the zoo" bring a lot more for the price, but it's all justified and implemented in one go and is the child's expectations more than satisfied. Ergo, it has also not to be interested to know that the graphics are not the absolute charm and that Benjamin might not be 100% sound like the old cassettes of Anno-Tuck. My kids love this game and I therefore also. 5 points - with a slight downward trend. It could be just more. As so often with things which Kiddix (literally), the fingers in the game also comes here now and then the "As you could have done more of it" feeling on. But I can live with ;-) Nevertheless: 1 point deduction in the B-Note.