PlayStation 4 User Reviews

A completely forgettable and mundane experience that not even friends can save.

Game phù hợp với nhiều người chơi, vui nhộn về mặc đồ họa, cốt truyện và âm thanh. Game không đặc nặng về vấn đề cày cuốc.

Let's be honest right here and right now, Fat Princess Adventures doesn't even come close to the charm and likability of the original, sometimes, it even looks like a completely different game that could be mistaken by something from another franchise. But is it good on it's own? Not really. While you could have fun with it, it still doesn't do anything original or better that other games in the genre already do. The gameplay is okay at best and the story is also very forgettable. Your money is better spent somewhere else.

Finished it, didn’t enjoy it. Isn’t as good as the original. Narrator was off, princess’s weren’t the same (they were never able to fight on their own) and the enemies were garbage. I just want the simple red VS blue team again.

Je n'avais pas beaucoup d'attentes pour ce jeu. Je n'ai été ni déçu, ni agréablement **** jeu est correct pour jouer en coop. L'expérience est plaisante mais le jeu a une présentation très "cheap" et l'histoire est très peu intéressante, tout comme l'humour qui laisse à désirer. Vous pourrez passer environ 8 heures pour compléter la quête et après, je n'ai plus eu le goût de rejouer. Je donnerais 5,5/10 à ce jeu

I bought this game thinking I was going to have a real blast with its 4-players couch-coop mode. The game can even be kid friendly if you turn off blood&gore in the options. Unfortunately, it gets boring fast. Don't go buy it thinking that it will be like Diablo III only with bright and cartoonish graphics or you're up for a major disappointment.. No unlockable skills, no character progression, the combat is repetitive and the loot system is boring and overly simplistic. The game can be enjoyable in short bursts but its lack of depth makes it a forgettable experience.

This game was really fun and me and my friends have had a great time playing the game. It is a really good party game to just button smash and not really have to focus too much on the actual game. But you can really get into it if you want to. My only complaint is that the princess is way to fat and ugly.

Fat Princess is one of those indie games that can make you fall in love for the genre, so of course I was very excited when they announced Adventures that would add a story in this universe, let's see how it end up. First the main disappointment of the game, no multiplayer versus mode like the original game (they did add some arena PvP in a update) it was the best thing of the original that allowed it to be played for years, and I was expecting at least a port of the maps on PS4 this will considerably lower the time spend on the game as the story is approximately 6 hours (acceptable length for the price) long and even if there is some replay value there's no much point to it even when the universe of the game is so original and funny and those 6 hours of discovery were a blast to play. Technically speaking the game is alright with nice visual quality for an indie game with lots of colours to match this apparently childish universe (there's a lot of blood too, don't buy it for your 5 year old child) and with a steady framerate even when there's a lot of characters on the screen. However there's also some bugs that will need you to re-launch the game. Concerning the gameplay Fat Princess Adventures is the most classic hack'n slash where you kill endless number of minions to reach more or less climatic bosses, maybe too simple as the game doesn't provide any challenge and it's best played with friends to maximize the fun (the game allows couch play which is always good in modern videogames), good point however to allow the player to change class at any checkpoints while collecting specific loot for every classes. All in all Fat Princess Adventures is nice PSN game with a very original and funny universe but a too simple gameplay and the absence of the famous multiplayer mode stop the game to be an unmissable PSN title, advisable for hack'n slash lovers or gamers looking for a nice coop game.

This game is really fun and I would give it 10/10 were it not for all the little bugs. The possibility of combining sofa play with online and invitations is great and I wonder why there aren't more games doing this. The cute art stands in a nice comedic contrast to the hack and slash gameplay. The dialogue is funny and the one liners don't feel overused, at least not after one playthrough. The story mode is a bit short, but I feel like you can easily just add another run on a higher difficulty setting and I'm not entirely sure if there is any end game content. It seems you can only upgrade your gear after a certain point by spending gems, of which you get one after the first playthrough.

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This game gets me on so many levels. My girlfriend and I played through the entire thing in two nights and wish there was more content. The game is beautiful with an amazing soundtrack, especially that epic final boss music. I feel the game is easily worth more than the $20 price tag and hope they release more installments in the future!

Fat Princess Adventures Fat with a PH Fat princess adventures is the most purely fun experience I’ve had in gaming all year. In general I’ve never played a game that kept me smiling and cracking up the whole time quite like this one. This may appear to be a casual dumbed down dungeon crawler for kids, but for the adults there are nonstop jokes that will have you crying. Fat princess adventures is the Shrek of Video Games. This is a super casual and easy to understand diablo style dungeon crawler where you can play as a warrior, rogue, archer, or engineer either alone or with friends. The bitter queen has hashtag had it with all the sweets and wants them gone, so great bitten needs a hero not about to put up with the salt she’s handing out, so that’s where you come in The game starts out letting you customize your own character and your characters personality. Depending on your personality type, you’ll interacting with npcs and cut scenes differently as well as have your own combat catchphrases. You go through these levels just slicing everything in your way, taking on elite enemies and bosses, and finding chests for epic loot to make your character even more yours. The loots is just a tiny bit disappointing since it does feel way too basic. I don’t feel like there is any special loot that soils my britches, there’s no anticipation or excitement when you open a chest because you don’t feel like you could get the best weapon 30 minutes in, it feels more like the weapons dropped just get better as the game progresses. You don’t get the feeling of should I swap or not, you just do it because it stronger. Each weapon does have its own special ability such as restoring health, freezing or burning enemies among other things. Enemies do have elemental weaknesses, but I never found myself actively switching out weapons for enemies, just for annoying element based chests… Eventually I got a sword that could open all chests, but maybe having the ability to freely switch classes instead of having to be at a check point to do so would’ve been nice and a great time saver early on, and maybe would have given me more incentive to want to play with those different classes. You can also upgrade your weapons with the cash you pick up, but another annoyance is that eventually you’ll hit a road block in upgrade gems… Problem is you have to defeat the end boss for just 1 of them… which leads to hours of grinding… coincidentally there is a grindhouse mode where you can do just that, pick a level and replay it for prizes alone or with friends for even more prizes. Luckily though this game is so fun, addictive, satisfying and charming, that for once I’m happy there is an excuse to keep playing. For what it is Action RPG 9/10 Overall: 9/10

Love this game, it is so much fun to play and great for exploring...lots of action and excitement throughout the whole game!!! The graphics and animation are excellent as well as the music!!! Perfect masterpiece ****!!!

Best co-op game I have for PS4. The humor is also right up my alley! It took me about 7-8 hours to complete but there is a "grind house" mode that changes up the game and allows you to replay some levels for more loot.

This game is fun, funny, action packed and has a amazing cast of voice actors for $20 on the PS4 you can enjoy a Action RPG that have drop-in drop-out ,online and couch co-op with friends and family this Christmas. Level up Weapons and Armor, complete side-quest or just play grindhouse if you really want a great challenge but what ever you do don't skip this amazing $20 masterpiece.

So I've been playing this game for a few hours and at its core, it is definitely a fun game. It exudes charm, and those who have been looking to jump back into the Fat Princess universe, solely for the universe, will find tons to appreciate here. This, however, is a perfect example of beauty being skin deep. This game plays very much like a Diablo-esc style game, in which you are trying to gather new gear dropped from "Elite" enemies and found in chests. You can upgrade that gear, though I have found that at lower levels, it feels almost like a waste of money to even try, as your gear will be no-doubt trumped when you enter the following chapter. To be fair, I am only in chapter 3, and have only played alone, so I cannot attest for the multiplayer, but the game as a whole just feels empty. You will encounter a ton of houses and caves that make you say, "I wonder what's in there?" only to find out that you can't actually go in, even if the cave mouth is gigantic and has nothing blocking its entrance. It's fun to play for a few hours, though if you're a trophy hunter, this game will certainly take many, many more hours than just a few. If you have a friend to play it with, check it out, but I would say it's worth closer to $10 than $20. It's funny and cute, but when you start hearing the same one-liners 30 times in as many minutes, you kind of just want to turn off the dialogue (which you can't do unless you mute dialogue as a whole, which hurts whatever story you are trying to pull from this). Graphics: 8/10 Sound: 6/10 Replayability: 6/10 Overall: 6/10