This review was originally posted in November 2009. We are updating and re -publishing to honor the arrival of the game. Switch 2 As part of Nintendo Classics Gamecube lineup.
Meet Sandersons, an American family with an atypical and dysfunction.
SANDERSON is an engineer-man Child in the lounge sofa that plays with the action figures and lives on the lounge sofa that sees a favorite superhero program Space Ranger Drake RedCrest ™.
Mrs. Sanderson is trying to maintain everything together in finding a habit of spending poor funds for employment and toys that her husband’s obvious employment.
And their daughter, Jenny, wears frog costumes and refuses to communicate from everything other than the frog language. She is worried about the future of the family so that her mother does not sleep in the bedroom and traps herself at night and goes beyond her family finance.
Sanderson is an upsetting movement of Mrs. Sanderson, bringing another new toy home in the form of Chibi-Robo. Chibi-Robo is a small robot that gives people in a new house and becomes the best Chibi Robo in the world. Therefore, assuming that the player acts as a robot to restore harmony and happiness to Sanderson’s house, one of the most attractive and lovely games is set to decorate the console.
The sight and sound of this game is an immediate draw. The house is a bright and colorful mix of another era, and the TV, which appears to be a vintage of the 1960s, is in a transcendental family decoration that is full of strange and lovely characters in all ways. The music is simple and light, and there is a shoe point due to the footsteps of Chibi-Robo and the music note that changes with the surface he walks. The speech is an ordinary attractive musical gibberry nowadays, but English subtitles are well translated to convey their unique character. The classic of this mid -2000s deals with serious problems such as death and divorce, but becomes too heavy and actively participates in the development of the story is one of the great joys in the game.
It’s a bit difficult to explain any kind of game Chibi Robo! am. Chibi-Robo can get a weapon (Sonic Blaster) and destroy enemy robots called Spydorz, but it’s not actually an action game. As he rises through the world’s chibi-robo rankings, the battery capacity is greater and the story is developed by developing the story by talking with other characters, but the RPG is not actually RPG. In Sanderson’s Family Home, the game’s environment has enough platforms to cross the trip of Chibi, but it’s not actually a platform game. Whatever the genre, it is definitely a fun game and it is important!
Chibi-Robo lives in the plug-in house on the floor of the living room with his companion Robo (“Manager”) Tele-Vision. At the end of the day, he gives advice and takes his home, or collapses on the floor using a battery on a plug on time. At first, the outing time of Chibi-Robo lasts for 5 minutes, but can be upgraded quickly to 10 or 15 minutes. You can also buy upgrades or other items using Moolah. If you fight and destroy Spydorz, you can pick up scrap metal sculptures to create a ladder or bridge in a variety of rooms.
Chibi-Robo’s activities alternate between day and night. Sanderson can be activated and chatted during the day, but the toy is inert. Everyone loves Chibi: Sanderson buys you and likes gadgets. So he thinks he’s the best (changing the TV channel to his favorite show gets a bonus happy point, although this may not be the best choice, given that his actions are a big cause of the struggle of the family). Jenny likes to draw your photos and will give you a kiss if you bring a frog ring scattered at home. Mrs. Sanderson likes to drink tea and discuss problems with you (she doesn’t get your name properly, but claims to call you “cheebo”); And their dog TAO growls you (it’s still embarrassing to say a dog).
At night, Sanderson House takes a dark turn because the lights are turned off. Sanderson sleeps with a dog and sleeps on the couch and says, “I’m sorry. Jenny seems to look sad outside of her mother’s bedroom, while her mother himself can listen to quiet and financially to everyone inside the bedroom.
All household toys are all formed at night, and they have a drama that will be entangled with Chibi-Robo and how Sandersons got in the present position. Of course, dramas and struggles have the opportunity to make the person happy for those who are Sanderson, Doll, Action Figures or its fresh musical dance plastic pots.
Sanderson House’s active inhabitants can be daytime or night, but one thing never changes. The house is a mess. Chibi-Robo! It is a good way to solve obsessive compulsive disorders because the beginning of all active periods pick up more garbage and discover stains to clean the floor and carpet. This is a good way to ensure a somewhat satisfactory and happy point for your safe and the steady flow of Moolah.
Mrs. Sanderson may have initially opposed your existence, but he is very grateful for the help around the house, so he provides a happy point and a bonus of Moolah even after a certain number of stains are cleaned or collected. It is not known when this bonus will be allocated, so you do not pay the PawPrint or not collect crumpled paper.
This game is made by anyone who enjoys exploration of virtual world. Chibi-Robo is less than 10 centimeters tall (like a space traveler who likes certain reduction plants), so Sandersons’s humble two-bedroom houses are a huge world for exploring. The genius of the game design is seen in several ways to explore the world, and everything is not clear immediately. One of the fun is to find out how to simply find an object of the note and then use a pile of book, or cut out shoelaces, electrical cables, or wallet straps.
Chibi-Vision provides a first-person field of view through the eyes of the robot, emphasizing special items and enabling the entire camera control beyond the general third-person field of view. The items used by Hibi-Robo to clean up are immediately known, but the functions of other items are not clear until conversation or other events are held.
If a criticism is made, the automatic camera sometimes has difficulty in changing the point of view when the object blocks the Chibi’s views or explores the corner of the room. Thankfully, you can use manual control using C-STICK, and the camera does not pass through the walls, but sometimes you can move in one direction. This minor problem shows how well this game is made by the only serious complaint.
Overall, the developer SKIP feels that this world has been lively and the player has been doing his best to explore it. Instead of using a mission structure or telling what to do, you can move the central story by dropping a tool that you can go somewhere or take a particular action. If multiple story lines occur in a given time, you can open various exploration means of exploration, so you can concentrate on other stories by reaching another alley.
It is also Chibi-Robo with the ability to save a place in a bite-sized game and plug to recharge the battery! It is suitable if you don’t have time for a long play session. Best of all, the game does not stop after the credit rolls. You can continue to loosen and tie up or find more secrets.
