I'm not sure who gave this game a great review. There is not much to do at all, and what there is to do, you have to repeat it so many times to get your trophy there will most likely be a ps4 out when you do. And without the trophies, there is about two real hours of game play here. The game look pretty enough, and I was dieing for a new level to play. A theme park sounds perfect, but what I forgot about was that after a few minutes the game becomes repetitive with little reward. The humor is a bit on the tongue and cheek side of things. But the good news is if your a 6th grade boy looking to kill some time this game is for you. I remember seeing this game for the first time on the E3 coverage and thought, WOW this looks like something new. Little did I know, there would only be one level to play over and over and over, and then a year later the second level would come out for more money. Unacceptable. Ok, ok, whatever, I only have five words for this game, I want my money back.
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