- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: May 18, 2010
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 3
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Another decent familiy tie-in from Activision, maybe not quite enjoyable as Kung-Fu Panda or Ice Age, but still entertaining for a childish audience. Best if played in co-op with 2-4 other people, the lack of an online mode is really a shame.
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Xbox World 360 Magazine UKThey stopped making Shrek games. And we all lived happily ever after. The end. [Oct 2010, p.98]
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It is a family oriented action game that sticks to the mold of the genre from beginning to end. The younger gamers will thoroughly enjoy the adventure and older gamers won't be completely annoyed by having to either watch or play along.
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Shrek Forever After has become an amusing game after all. The game is too short and won't leave much of an impact, causing you to forget about it almost instantly.
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Shrek: Forever After is a mediocre licensed title which tries to distinguish itself with cooperative play, but does not succeed to do that in an interesting way.
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As with many film tie-ins this feels very rushed and it's evident here more so than usual.
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A good action game with a straight and easy gameplay, suitable for the whole family.
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Core gamers shouldn't even near this title; however, those looking for a light summer game for their kids could give it a try.
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This is a typical movie tie in game, a line we've written so many times by now it's getting old fast. Repetitive gameplay mechanics, unimpressive presentation, lack of interesting details and overall polish are just some of the flaws to be found. It's an average game in every way and is therefore rewarded with a grade to match.
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While the game may have started off weak, it picks up pretty quickly and can even keep an adult entertained – a feat few kids games can pull off.
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Shrek Forever After is easily the best Shrek game I have ever played on this or any previous generation system, and is one of my top three "movie games" of all time.
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At $49.99 Shrek Forever After is a great reason as any to get the whole family together for a night of laughs.
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The story mode is long enough to capture the attention of most young gamers, and for the ambitious players, there are some secondary collection quests to explore.
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It's abundantly clear that the game developers wanted to create an enjoyable title that engaged a range of age group and gameplay styles. What's really nice is that while they haven't perfected the formula, they have taken a big step forward.
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Overall, Shrek Forever After for the Xbox 360 is one of the better movie based titles released this year and it features a terrific drop-in/drop out cooperative mode which makes for some great family gaming.
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Overall, I think it's a decent enough family title from Activision, but not quite as enjoyable as the last one I played from this Publisher, Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs.
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Official Xbox MagazineThe game is hamstrung by long, dull stretches. [Aug 2010, p.79]
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Tedious, mediocre. Only die-hard Shrek fans need bother.
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A surprisingly decent movie tie-in with a fun four-player mode that will amuse players of any age.
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A fairly decent movie licensed game that's marred by its short length, boring combat and lack of replayability.
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Shrek Forever After manages to not follow the stereotype of video game adaptations. The developers have really taken a lot of trouble and created a game that is for all fans of the green ogre, which the 94 minutes of film were too short and want to prolong the adventure in their own living room by about 10 hours.
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Shrek: Forever After - The Game is, with no shadow of doubt, a title for all the young Shrek fans out there. However, it delivers a solid gameplay and some nice graphics that make it feel enjoyable by adult gamers as well.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 5 out of 16
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Mixed: 5 out of 16
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Negative: 6 out of 16
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Mar 4, 2020The game is ok for children. And that's probably the only good thing about this game. it's reeeeeeeeeeally boring. 5 out of 10
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May 21, 2013This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view.
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Jan 7, 2013