Games Database
Wii
Various: Party Game
| Also for: | PC, PS3 | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Side-on, Scrolling | Genre: | Various: Party Game Puzzle |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Phoenix Interactive | ||
| Publishers: | Ubisoft
(GB/GB) |
Released: | Unreleased - Complete
(GB) Unknown (GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 7+ | ||
| Accessories: | Wii Balance Board | ||
Video
Summary
Arthur and his Minimoy friends return for more gaming shenanigans – but unlike the first tie-in where the Invisibles set forth in an action-adventure environment, The Revenge of Maltazard assumes the form of a multiplayer party game.
Grab a couple of friends and play through 30 mini-games that cover the best moments of the second movie in the Arthur and the Minimoys trilogy, while taking on tasks that require the very best of teamwork to succeed. Your only hope to win is to help each other and use the skills of every player.
The games themselves get pretty crazy, but don't worry because you'll have Max to help guide you along the way. Some of the activities you'll need to do in order to prove your worth include helping Prosciutto build up a cake, dancing in rhythm (alongside a Rock Band-style timeline) and winching four corners of a platform up a tower whilst maintaining its balance.
Wii players will have a ton of fun using the motion sensitive controls within the Wii Remote, and using it to point, tilt and shuffle their way around all sorts of tricky situations. There are mini-games that have been specifically designed for the Wii Balance Board too, so if there's a neglected copy of Wii Fit around the house be sure to nab the board and try some fancy footwork.
Grab a couple of friends and play through 30 mini-games that cover the best moments of the second movie in the Arthur and the Minimoys trilogy, while taking on tasks that require the very best of teamwork to succeed. Your only hope to win is to help each other and use the skills of every player.
The games themselves get pretty crazy, but don't worry because you'll have Max to help guide you along the way. Some of the activities you'll need to do in order to prove your worth include helping Prosciutto build up a cake, dancing in rhythm (alongside a Rock Band-style timeline) and winching four corners of a platform up a tower whilst maintaining its balance.
Wii players will have a ton of fun using the motion sensitive controls within the Wii Remote, and using it to point, tilt and shuffle their way around all sorts of tricky situations. There are mini-games that have been specifically designed for the Wii Balance Board too, so if there's a neglected copy of Wii Fit around the house be sure to nab the board and try some fancy footwork.
