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I recently saw this game on a demo at a Wal-Mart and was told that the store at the time only had the demo disc, but did not actually have the game available for sale. I was entranced with the concept of a game which required the user to operate a robot to basically clean up around a fictitious home, interacting with the family, completing various tasks etc. How much fun could that be right? This game is just as challenging and enjoyable for me, a 37 year old adult as it is for my 13 & 9 year old boy and girl respectively. Intriguing action as well as a unique storyline keeps the player interested to find out what else they can accomplish with this little 4-1/2" robot. This game does not have any violence and yet does not come across as a childish game. I personally have not completed the game yet, but I am still interested in doing so.
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I bought this game for a variety of ages (7-14). Other than my 7 year old saying that "it's cute", there really isn't much here for most kids (or adults). The graphics are pretty lame and the sound effects are worse (the characters speak a unique language so kids would have to be readers to understand the game).
Bottom line, if you're trying to program your kids to be anal retentive cleaners, maybe this a is a good programming device. Otherwise, I say... stay away.
My nieces, nephews and oldest daughter are thinking I'm pretty lame for buying this game.
Good luck getting "Happy Points" & "Mullah".
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Our whole family loved this game. We bought it for $49 when it 1st came out and it was so worth it. We are anxiously anticipating the next one on ds.
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Seriously though, this is one of the best games released towards the end of the GC's lifespan. I can't really explain why I liked it so much. You are a cute little (some may say Chibi) robot and you are primarily cleaning up after and solving the problems of your owners. There is a fairly large house to explore and finding items you can use is half the fun.
Even after I got the items and helped the characters through their issues, I still continued playing.
This is a simplistic game that is probably aimed at a much younger audience, but I still enjoyed Chibi's adorable little adventure.
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I got Chibi Robo on the day that it came out and so I have had plenty of time to play it. Chibi Robo is a small robot given to a little girl, Jenny, on her birthday. The family that receives little Chibi is in some financial trouble and needs Chibi to help around the house and fix things to "spread the happiness." Basically, the main point is to solve the family's problems and make them happy. On the way, aside from the main story, you will have other side missions, sometimes with toys from around the house (that come alive at night).
This game, tho it looks like a child's game, can entertain anyone! At 20 years old, I enjoy this game very much and tho it is not too challenging, it is also not all that easy. There is no violence or gore whatsoever in this game, and it would be perfect for a child. Even if they cannot figure out some of the missions and what their objectives are, they can always walk cute little Chibi Robo around the house and clean up after the family (picking up trash, scrubbing footprints, etc.)
I like this game a lot, Chibi Robo is the cutest little hero you have ever seen and the game is different than any other I have ever played! Very original.
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