goldenpp72 on 05 January 2008
That depends, while I agree that the interface should be vastly streamlined, kids can find enjoyment in doing things us adults might not think about. Like when you or I think progression we have to figure out the tough stuff, but ive seen kids play it in a more mindless fashion and enjoy it well enough.
Not enough to run and beg for it though. A sequel to viva needs a vast amount of improvement, the original was amazing, but online garden building, maybe rip off of animal crossing and create timed events based on the day, holiday themes, larger gardens, that kind of thing.
Note: Some games in my collection are no longer owned, but have owned.
