Getting the family together for a movie night is a classic, but sometimes the fun doesn't have to end when the credits roll. Released alongside the 2013 theatrical sequel, was designed to bring the blue-hued adventure from the big screen directly to your living room. Developed by WayForward and published by Ubisoft, this title aimed to capture the magic of the movies with a kid-friendly, cooperative platforming experience. A Journey Beyond the Village
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: Available after completing the main story, she can float across dangerous gaps. Platforms and Reception Getting the family together for a movie night
The game was widely accessible, launching on the Nintendo Wii, Wii U, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. There was also a distinct version for the that functioned more as an interactive storytelling book with nine different mini-games. A Journey Beyond the Village : Can perform
Critics generally viewed the game as a . Reviewers from Common Sense Media noted it as a "charming, colorful, and simple-to-pick-up game" ideal for younger fans under the age of 10. However, more seasoned gamers found the difficulty level very low and the combat repetitive, with Metacritic user reviews describing it as formulaic but competent for its target audience. The Legacy Continues
While the movie takes us to New York and Paris, the video game expands this universe significantly. The story kicks off during a surprise birthday party for , which is cut short when she is kidnapped by Gargamel's newest creations, the Naughties .