Dora the Explorer: Dora Saves the Mermaids

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  • Summary: Dora and Boots need your help bringing a magic crown back to Mariana the Mermaid. Travel over land and sea to save her kingdom from a mean, garbage-dumping Octopus! Then help Dora dive to the rescue when she magically becomes a mermaid herself. Dive, Float and Swim in an all-new, excitingDora and Boots need your help bringing a magic crown back to Mariana the Mermaid. Travel over land and sea to save her kingdom from a mean, garbage-dumping Octopus! Then help Dora dive to the rescue when she magically becomes a mermaid herself. Dive, Float and Swim in an all-new, exciting adventure along side an endless sea of friendly creatures. Learn how much fun it can be to prevent pollution by kicking the garbage-dumping octopus to the curb. Help bring fun and cleanliness back to Mariana's Kingdom by returning her magic crown. [2K Play]… Expand
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  2. Mixed: 3 out of 5
  3. Negative: 2 out of 5
  1. Game Chronicles
    70
    There are not many games out there that incorporate learning and are still a super fun for kids to play. This game will put a good impression in your kids mind. It contains no violence and it’s very interactive. Your kids can learn to count and speak a little Spanish at the same time.
  2. GameZone
    65
    Dora the Explorer Saves the Mermaids is an average game. It’s not a bad game, but neither is it very good. The mini-games are not engaging for the most part except for a few, and the whole structure is choppy. "Go Diego Go" is designed in a similar manner by the same design company, but for whatever reason, is much more fun.
  3. Nintendojo
    57
    The game proffers average stylus-based mini-games and good production values; however, the title can easily be played in one sitting by most players, even children, so kids may grow tired of it in one day.
  4. Worth Playing
    40
    For an average player, Dora Saves the Mermaids for the NDS takes about 15 minutes to see and play every single mini-game. If you're factoring in age, I could see it taking a bit longer, but I can't see anyone over the age of four taking more than an hour to play through every mini-game at least once.
  5. Gaming Age
    16
    There's nothing to this little DS cart that the show can't give, and although the games are certainly very friendly to its target audience, there's a lot more that you can do for your children in the world of video games if you want them to grow up treating the industry right.

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  1. slated289
    Jan 12, 2017
    0
    IT"S BAD! IT"S BAD! IT"S SO BAD! HOLY BA JEEZ! IT"S BAD! It's too short, too boring, and repetitive. This can be sold at a Gamestop for 75IT"S BAD! IT"S BAD! IT"S SO BAD! HOLY BA JEEZ! IT"S BAD! It's too short, too boring, and repetitive. This can be sold at a Gamestop for 75 cents! I am not **** you, it is priced at 75 cents!… Expand
  2. DankMems69420
    May 28, 2020
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Thi s game sux so nuch. When I attempted to llay this game, barney jumped out from my window and beat the **** out of my dog. When I tries to stop him, he ate my butt. Now I have stage 4 terminal cancer because of thus game.… Expand