Technically, amiibo Festival sold at $60 w/ two amiibos (isabelle and Rigby) and three amiibo cards. So if you combine those amiibos alone, they cost around $27 dollars. Thus, the game in general costs around $33. Whether you think its worth or not its up to you. However, they've just recently lowered the price at Amazon to around $30-40 w/the two amiibo figures and the three cards. It tried to work like Skylanders and Disney Infinity, but to no avail according to reviewers and most, if not all, players who tried it.

Everything thats not X.

Like I said in the opposite thread, I've only played a single 2015 game in 2015, so obviously I haven't played any of these three, but I think it's safe to say with the knowledge I have of them that amiibo Festival takes the cake. Or the rotten tomatoe, whatever.

Devil's Third looks terrible and so cheesy that it attracts mice, and Mario Tennis is so light on content the disc floats, but amiibo Festival is barely a game at all.