In the end, swapping between the members of the group is just tedious time filling, why can’t you just hit a button at the obstacle and the relevant member does their thing?
Around the areas are parts that are only accessible by using a certain party members skills – Jake can carry the group over large gaps, Marceline the Vampire Queen is the only one who can smash open chests, and BMO the little computer is the only one who can open certain gates. Most paths are either related to the objective or an out of the way chest. Initially, it looks like these areas might be more open, but it really isn’t. Each area is the same smash up objects for cash and items, fight the enemies, and make your way to the objective. When you’re on land the game goes into a third-person perspective, following the party around. The only real distraction between locations is picking up crates with cash and items inside, or the seven times you can fight a ship of pirates. That feeling is quickly dashed upon the rocks and sent to a watery grave as the boating sections are pretty dull, slow and unwieldy. At first, it gives off a Legend of Zelda Windwaker vibe as you steer your boat around the hub. To do this you’ll be spending a lot of time navigating the ocean surrounding the waterlogged kingdoms. Adventure Time will send you all over the flooded land of Ooo to a bunch of notable locations from the series to help restore the land to its former glory. When they wake up they find that the Kingdom of Ooo has flooded, and a big conspicuous lack of ice where the Ice Kingdom used to be. So how does Pirates of the Enchiridion one stack up?Īdventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion starts off with the main characters the human boy Finn and his best friend and brother Jake, a magically stretching dog (ok, it’s not that simple, but I don’t have time to go over nine seasons of the show with you now) falling asleep on the top of their treehouse home. It’s a shame because the world the characters inhabit and the characters themselves are ripe for a video game. As a big Adventure Time fan, the most unfortunate thing is that the majority of the games have really flumped it up.
Over the last eight years, the franchise has taken on a few different genres and now it has come for Turn based RPGs with Pirates of the Enchiridion. It’s been nine seasons of Adventure Time and with that comes its fair share of video games.
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