My Friend Peppa Pig

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Summary

Start a fun-filled adventure by becoming Peppa Pig’s new friend! Take your first steps into Peppa’s world by creating your character and choosing your clothes. If you want to be a fox in a pirate hat, you can. Or be a rabbit in a nice dress and sunglasses – it’s your choice. There are so many possibilities, even before you ring the doorbell at Peppa’s house.

What happens in your story is all up to you. Everywhere you go, Peppa will suggest fun things to do – just like you’re in an episode of the TV show. Will you help Daddy Pig find his lost glasses in the house? Can you guess the animal from the tracks you follow in the Forest? When it rains, you’ll surely want to jump in muddy puddles – just don’t forget your boots!

All your favorite characters are here, and they’re excited to meet you. Play with George and Mummy Pig at Peppa’s House. Sing with Madam Gazelle and the other children at Peppa’s School. Visit the Beach, Snowy Mountain, the Museum… even Potato City! Every play session is a new experience, as you choose new paths and try new things with your friend Peppa Pig.


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My Friend Peppa Pig Reviews & Ratings

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Review by NintendoWorldReport
August 8, 2022

My Friend Peppa Pig is not a game for the masses. Instead, it carefully caters its gameplay, visuals, story and controls to those they know will play it most. However, without my assistance and some online help, Potato City would have only ever been a dream for my daughter, and I imagine many other children around her age. And in all honesty, it isn’t worth the trouble! Aside from this gripe, it is an impressive looking game with easy controls that puts the individual in their own episode with one of their most beloved characters, Peppa Pig.

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Review by Finger Guns
May 17, 2022

A child friendly, deeply approachable title that’s design specifically for the youngest of gamers, My Friend Peppa Pig is a triumph in tie-in game design. Like an interactive episode of the TV show, the little Peppa fans in your life will likely love this title because of its authenticity and ease of interactivity.

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Review by jomamaaa [user]
December 25, 2021

It has arrived. After changing the formula with Sonic Heroes and getting mixed responses, the Team have gone back to basics and stuck withIt has arrived. After changing the formula with Sonic Heroes and getting mixed responses, the Team have gone back to basics and stuck with what works. The result is a mixture of Sonic Adventure’s town stages and level structure and Sonic Adventure 2’s involving plot lines. Now we’ve hit the next generation of consoles, does the tried and tested work in Sonic the Hedgehog?Well, you would think so, but it’s all a bit of a mixed bag. From the moment you turn on the game you’re introduced to a series of wonderful cutscenes. As ever, the CG team behind these stunning pieces need awards or something. Impressively, sequences using in-game graphics look amazing too. The difference between CG and in-game cutscene is very slight, you really couldn’t tell the difference.The story is involved and very entertaining, and if you can forgive the plotholes here and there (and the irritating “Lose-Princess-Save-Princess-Lose-Princess” structure of Sonic’s Episode), it can easily rival Sonic Adventure 2 for its mature premise and ultimate foreboding in the Last Episode. Voice acting is your typical Sonic fare – they should probably all button it. Jason doesn’t put a foot wrong as Shadow though, and Mike Pollock does Eggman further justice. Lacey Chabert’s role is really rather token but she makes the most of it.The levels are varied and have many decent challenges within them.One thing this game has gotten perfect is the personality and animation of the characters. The graphics are pretty basic for a next generation console, but for a Sonic game they are more than adequate. The one thing the series has lacked until now is a perfect personality representation of the characters. The moment Sonic bounces into view you know our cocky hedgehog is back. Hell, we even like Shadow again now, as his new role is pretty badass. Seeing Omega do hilarious standby animations by rotating and scratching his robotic belly is a joy to behold when passing the time.While looking superb, the characters control pretty well too. For those new to the game, it can be a bit of an adjustment as even Sonic is considerably slower than in past games. This is not a bad thing; in fact it’s perfect. Unlike Sonic Heroes or Shadow, where moving forward a little bit would result in you speeding off with little traction, the inertia here from walking to running speed suits Sonic just right. Sonic’s attacks have been stripped so that only his bounce attack and homing dash will actually destroy enemies. Just jumping does nothing, which is just a little bit irritating. There will be times when the bounce attack is executed when trying to do a Light Dash, and the Spin Dash can only be used from standstill. Otherwise, Sonic plays pretty well. Just not with as much accessibility as we’d have liked.Shadow plays much better without guns. He has a homing attack melee move, which can knock down an enemy’s health bar considerably. This is a great move because we really, really hate enemies with health bars in Sonic games. They shouldn’t exist. Far from being cheap, it makes your level flow a bit better. The vehicles work much better too, although you will hate the town missions involving jeeps and motorcycles. It’s not without its moments of tedium but simply put, Shadow the Hedgehog should have played like this.Silver adds a new dimension to the game that is enjoyable to play.Silver’s the new kid on the block, and his levels are very enjoyable. You can pick up items and lob them at enemies, use your PK to cross-large areas and hover across gaps. It’s a welcome gameplay addition, and it’s just a shame many of his levels are marred with slowdown. Each character has a special meter for powers – Silver can use his PK energy to lift items, Shadow can use Chaos Boost to perform major attacks, and Sonic can customise his abilities with shoe gems purchased from the shops. Obtaining new abilities via shop is novel, but very simple as you always collect more rings than you need. Aside from Silver, you won’t be using your special abilities most of the time, as Sonic’s gems usually just get in the way and Shadow is more than adequate without Chaos Boost.Amigo characters are annoying at the worst of times, with jumps not harming enemies, leaving them to defend themselves using crummy close range moves. Knuckles’ attacks you can get the hang of, but it’s no great shakes, while Tails’ item box bomb instead of his tail whip is just plain lazy. The amigos serve to be more frustrating than enjoyable; especially considering Knuckles/Rouge can’t even jump off a climbed wall 90% of the time.

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Review by jimmyrcom2 [user]
December 24, 2021

Easily twice as good as any of the second best games of the year. The depth and the plot twists are astounding. The orchestral track for theEasily twice as good as any of the second best games of the year. The depth and the plot twists are astounding. The orchestral track for the puddle song moved me to tears. In some ways the plot resembles that of that Shazam movie with simbad a long time ago, but they take it from a whimsical idea into a storytelling masterpiece. You're in for a wild ride if you hadn't played it yet ! Also, not bad for kids.

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Review by SQueek [user]
December 14, 2021

I really regret to have paid so much for this game. Expected more fun gameplay. The game is only good for 3 year old childs. I hope no one isI really regret to have paid so much for this game. Expected more fun gameplay. The game is only good for 3 year old childs. I hope no one is playing it with children's that young. The interactions are really not catching you and your child for long.

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Game Information
Release Date October 21, 2021
Publisher Outright Games, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Petoons Studio
Content Rated E (Everyone)
Game Modes Single player
Player Perspectives Side view
Genres Adventure
Themes Kids
Platforms PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Google Stadia