Dang, too many people already did the joke with the review score...!

Though for real, the score isn't too bad considering the product. This is one of those things where you need creativity to get the most out of it. From what I've seen, a lot of cool things can be done with Labo.

Would it have gotten better scores i wonder if it WASNT made of cardboard?

I think the games themselves would have gotten much lower scores if not for the building process. So cardboard helped out a lot in this case.

Well building process is one of main point of Labo. :)

Whether or not it loses its appeal quickly likely relies on how easily entertained you are, how great you consider the novelty value, and whether you want to experiment with the garage.

So I think anyone interested should probably read the actual words in a review instead of looking at the number at the end.

Too much water, cardboard goes soggy in water.

Just posted that soggy cardboard joke myself, great minds think alike :)

I don't buy this "if you don't like it then you don't have imagination" thing. If you have imagination then you don't need to follow someone else's blueprint. I turned all my action figures into a connected superhero universe, where I gave each of them new powers and backstories. I had my own "gear" to wear that was mostly scavenged from other toys, assorted sticks, and broken tools.

Kids not being interested doesn't necessarily mean they lack imagination. It might just mean that they think a backpack-based Bowflex machine is lame.

Considering that they´re reviewing it from a videogame experience, that´s not a surprising score.

Anyway, I´ve seen plenty of positive Labo reviews around the internet. It seems some people did not understand the concept that this product is , at this core, more a toy than a videogame.

Is that what the children scored it?