Garfield Gets Real

30 /100
21 juillet 2009
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Description (IGDB)

In Garfield Gets Real, players switch between Garfield and Odie as they play through seven areas of the game that all connect from the cartoon universe to the real world. Each area has a key story challenge that progresses the player through the game's chapters while completing 150 smaller tasks that will help them reach the key story challenges.

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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)

GameZone 55/100

« Some decent variety in the mechanics and a fairly amusing premise aren’t enough to save Garfield Gets Real from its monotonous and absurd level design. Very young devotees may find it a briefly amusing adventure, but this really feels more like an advertisement that someone is expecting you to pay money for. »

SpazioGames 40/100

« Garfield Gets Real completely lacks in terms of gameplay. The graphics are fair, but the longevity is very low and the repetitiveness of the action make it an unwise choice for everyone. »

My Gamer 32/100

« The music is simple, though repetitive and the graphics are actually pretty good compared to the game play. If I was a little kid and my parents bought me this game, I’d get a few good days of play out of it before trading it in for a well made game… or any game really. »

Worth Playing 30/100

« Garfield Gets Real isn't a good game and is one of the worst licensed titles I've played this year so DS owners, Garfield fans and gamers in general will do well to avoid this one. There's nothing remarkable or enjoyable about the gameplay, so you should avoid this one at all costs and not give into the budget price. »

Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)

Leluigiman 3/10

« This game genuinely **** I the levels are boring as hell and only seven stages to beat.stopping needs you to hit down on the d-pad which makes the game frustrating to play. and there's the confusing score system which i don't care about. this game gets a 3 because i'm feeling nice today »

Caques14 0/10

« Esta es la razón misma por la cual es necesaria la existencia de la piratería. Qué dicha quelo jugué por R4. »

Grewha 2/10

« This game is horrible. You play as a poorly rendered Garfield moving around with nothing else but motion controls making the game a messy unplayable mess. Never play this. »

ILoveTheGarf 10/10

« Hey all, Garf Here and i LOVE this game. It's so much better than what the hypocrites down below say. Dont let the naysayers fool you. This is one of the greatest DS games ever made. My son wanted this game more than Sonic Rush and he LOVES it! truly this game MUST be better than Sonic Rush and all other DS titles on the market. The game ever honestly. »

JustGarfy 10/10

« Unlike Sonic Superstars, a very buggy game, Garfield Gets Real for the Nintendo DS features TRUE momentum jumps AND has BETTER gimmicks, so despite the negative connotation associated with the game, if you put that aside then you will find yourself getting "real" like Garfield and you will Garf yourself through this game and have a very fun time. »

Sonicgotreal 10/10

« After playing Sonic Gets real this game is a major upgrade with new visuals and a whole new story that makes them feel real »

Tearen 0/10

« Garfield get real is a worst ds game ever made. and FYI I also love Garfield »

CrazyCockatoo23 1/10

« Just ignore all the ironic positive reviews and DO NOT by any means play this game (except for emulation purposes). I could say so much about this that its not even funny. Besides, the movie of the same name this was based off was already mediocre to begin with, as with every film ever made based off the Garfield comic strip series. Some reasons include this game being near unplayable in terms of its controls on some of the levels, the game is so unfair in the platforming stages that one HIT kills Garfield and forces the player to start all over from the beginning of the level with not a SINGLE checkpoint present, the levels themselves are incredibly lackluster, the scoring system is complete ass, and the dancing level is straight up unplayable unless you search up a tutorial on how to do it. This game is so bad, it makes me wish I tossed the game out the car window I was in when I played it upon losing the studio level for the millionth time. No, in fact, I hate it so much I wish to track down every remaining copy of this game in existence (spare my original copy to remind myself of how far gaming had fallen since then) and destroy them all (I already bought 1 more copy of this game in my possession for this purpose). »

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