Chimparty

With its simplicity and fun factor as its two strong points Chimparty is a game ideal for some great family gaming (especially in the upcoming holiday season).

Chimparty is a fun and crazy game you should try if you enjoy PlayLink with friends. It isn’t the best party game, but you’ll have a good time with it.

Overall, Chimparty is a fun PlayLink title from NapNok that gives off a nice Mario Party vibe, while not quite reaching the level design that usually comes with a Mario Party. Chimparty is a good family game, though, and a good addition to the PlayLink family.

For button mashing and smashing fun, Chimparty is sure to please and even better yet nice and cheap to buy. Both kids and adults are going to be super pleased at just how much they will enjoy this series of mini games. Give it a shot for yourself. A short and sweet review for a great little game. Worth the purchase.

Chimparty is so much fun to play with friends and family. Luck might be needed to win sometimes and the chaos can be overwhelming which is a shame. The music is great and sets the mood well for some fun times!

Chimparty is a fun and immediate party game to play with your smartphone, but it's also too confusing and shallow.

Manifestly casual.

As a party-game, Chimparty plays its role but doesn’t do much more. The mini-games are entertaining but there are not enough of them. Thus, Chimparty turns to be a bit boring and repetitive.

Limited (and often frustrating controls) are the main reason this 'Mario Party with monkeys' ultimately disappoints. Winning is fun, but if luck is this much of a factor, it also often feels entirely random, which is a shame.

Chimparty will appeal to children initially, but its over-simplified controls and odd way of rewarding victory in party games will even put them off before long.

Chimparty is fun in places, but the repetition and occasional frustrations of its minigames means it's not likely to stay that way for long. As a family game it's too fiddly to be enjoyable for a sustained period of time, though its visual style is appealing enough to soften the blows of the substandard gameplay. Mario Party it certainly isn't – hopefully there'll be some better family games coming to PlayLink sooner or later.