Talking Tom Candy Run

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  • Summary: The robber has stolen your candy, but he is dropping it everywhere – along the street, at the beach, even at the amusement park! Choose your favorite Talking Tom and Friends character and get ready to run, jump, and slide your way through an epic, candy-filled adventure.

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Sep 8, 2020
    50
    Talking Tom Candy Run on Xbox One is a competent endless runner and perfect as an entry-point for young players who might recognise the titular Tom. For more critical players, though, you’ll feel your hackles rise at the laziness of a free-to-play game dressed up as something paid for.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Sep 14, 2020
    4
    Talking Tom Candy Run: There wasn’t a huge queue for reviewing Talking Tom Candy Run as I had trouble deciding if it was a promo to advertiseTalking Tom Candy Run: There wasn’t a huge queue for reviewing Talking Tom Candy Run as I had trouble deciding if it was a promo to advertise to young children or a real game. It’s an endless runner, ported from a mobile game, based on a favourite YouTube series for younger viewers. As a bunch of cynical game writers, we’re probably not the demographic that Outfit7 had in mind. But every game deserves its day I just don/'t think today is that day. So much more could have been done to entertain children. The price is low the game is simple it''s just missing th fun. Maye next time a little more thought will be put into the inevitible sequel;. As an endless runner, Talking Tom keeps it simple. It’s completely traditional in offering a left-to-right, two-button experience. The game will merrily hurtle along, and you will jump, double jump and slide to avoid the various obstacles that pop into view. Everything works as intended, and the simple joys of a runner are present and correct. Passing comment on this is a bit like doing an MOT on a Little Tikes toy car: everything runs as it should, and you feel a bit mean for wanting more but c'mon this really feels like a poor attempt at a mom and dad crash grab to keep the young ones occupied for about 15 minutes. I definitely don't recommend this game unless you're an achievement hunter at heart.… Expand