DJariya

I picked this up on the Amazon.com Lightning deals last week for $34.99 and starting playing with it last night. I think I spent almost 4 hours on it and got through 2 levels.

The animations are beautiful and the I'm really impressed with the way the park was designed. The puzzles are fun and I like interacting with the characters and going on the rides.

Okay, here's some questions I have that I need help with.

1) How the hell do you save your game and then quit? I got through about 2 levels and searched all over and couldn't find how to save and exit the game.

2) Controlling your Avatar is a little hard. Is the best way to do just by moving your arms back and forth? A few times I ran into a wall and had alot of trouble trying to get out.

If any of you own this game and have played it, I would appreciate some help. I know alot of you have a shit ton of games to play and this may not be on your radar. Hopefully one of you can help me out.


Since I couldn't figure out how to save my game, I just turned off my Xbox and I think I might have lost some of my saved progress. What else was I supposed to do? There was nothing on Google searches.

hail2dking

I picked it up for the kids for Christmas...maybe I can help you out in a few weeks

Decker

Ditto.

But in regards to the save question, these Kinect games for kids save constantly so you shouldn't have to do anything beyond turn it off.

fujishig

You can exit the game by doing the normal kinect motion to get to the menu (left arm slightly lifted to the side)

You move by holding your arm to your side to rotate, and in front of you to move forward.

I don't remember if it autosaves, but I do remember having a hard time figuring out how to exit the game, since that kinect menu motion will have you spinning in circles for a little bit until it recognized what you're doing.

chrisih8u

It autosaves after pretty much everything you do. There is a spinny orange icon thing that shows up in the bottom right corner when it's saving. The controls are a little annoying sometimes.

Rob V

You can't figure out a toddler's game - HAHA

DJariya

I know your being sarcastic, but this game is alot harder than it looks. Definitely not suitable for a toddler.

Rob V

That sucks because it's one of the presents I bought for my 3 1/2 year old.

DJariya

You can probably play it with your kid and tell him/her what to do. My 3 year old niece is way to hyper to stand still and play this for several hours. She did think the characters were cool.

Decker

Harder because of challenging gameplay or harder because it's difficult to navigate with Kinect?

DJariya

I think it's a challenge to navigate on the Kinect, especially for someone that young. 5 years old might work better. There is a few action games that also require a little bit of thinking too.