The Munchables Wii

The Munchables Wii

The Munchables Wii 4,5/5 8243 reviews

The planet is growing thanks to the power of Legendary Orb, one day a UFO organization invades the earth with the purpose of fighting Legendary Orb. Transformed into a Munchables, players will compete to eat all the monsters that they meet, returning peace to this planet. The game is built on 3D with lots of unlockable islands (islands) available. The Munchables ISO file is available in the USA version at our library. The Munchables is a Nintendo Wii emulator game that you can download to havev fun with your friends. The Munchables file size - 1.6GB is absolutely safe because was tested by virustotal.com.

Overview

Number of Players
2
Genre
Action, Adventure
Release Date

Wii

  • 27th May 2009 (USA)
  • 19th Jun 2009 (UK/EU)
Series
The Munchables
Tags
Food
Official Site
themunchables.com

Screenshots (12)

Reviews

  • Who would have thought eating your fruits and vegetables would be so much fun?

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About The Game

Can you help the Munchables defeat the evil Don Onion?

The Munchables are hungry creatures, taken over by Don Onion and his evil space pirates. The only hope for their planet’s survival is for the Munchables to eat the most enemies and grow large enough to defeat Don Onion and the 8 Enemy Bosses. The more you eat, the bigger you get, and you’re going to have to be big to beat Don Onion. You can power-up yourself to eat the array of vegetables, fruits, and even chocolates that are in your way! The planet depends on the Munchables for survival. No pressure.

FEATURES:

  • Addictive Gameplay – Once you start eating, you won’t want to stop. Your character grows bigger and bigger the more you eat and so do your enemies
  • Quirky Characters – Eat crazy characters like Eggplanter, Space Shroom, and Rice Baller. Over 150 different enemies will try to stop you from saving the planet. 8 Enemy Bosses
  • 2 Modes of Play – You can play in regular mode and in time-attack mode
  • Accessorize your Character – Over a dozen different customizations can be made for your main character
  • 2 Player Action – Join a friend to help you defeat Don Onion and the Space Pirates
  • Extras – 27 different songs included, played by the Munchables band. And 5 different movies that show you the world of the Munchables

The fate of the planet rests in your hands..err mouth!

As I said earlier, it is a simple concept but there is also some hidden depth present as well. If you come upon several enemies with lower levels than you (conveniently displayed above their heads), instead of just pressing the A button several times to consume each of them separately, you can hold the button down and then let go to perform an open mouth slide. Not only does this make quicker work of your foes, it will also speed up the stomach meter filling and leveling process.Running into higher level enemies can also work to your advantage since you can use the B trigger to attack them, which breaks them into smaller and easier to consume versions. Of course, you’ll still have to be quick about gobbling up these smaller pieces, since they will eventually Voltron back together into their higher level form. Players will also find power-ups throughout the game’s levels, which can help things out such as one that turns your blob into a buzz-saw to quickly break up higher level enemies or a vacuum that allows you to swiftly devour any nearby lower level foes.Besides the basic concept of consuming adversaries to gain size and increase your level there are a few other things to do in The Munchables as well.

Wiki

Most levels contain some fairly basic puzzles to be solved. These usually involve basic ideas such as buttons that require a certain level to use, which should help younger players make their way through game.

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There is also a mild amount of platforming involved, despite being somewhat difficult to control due to being forced to shake the Wii-mote in order to achieve lift, which rarely gets frustrating or causes death/backtracking. Each level in the game also contains a good number of hidden items to be found, which once collected will unlock character customization items.Players will also be treated to some entertaining encounters with imposing bosses at the end of each island. In order to reclaim a coveted legendary orb, you’ll need to dispatch with the likes of Brocco-Lee (a massive head of broccoli) and Rice Baller (a gigantic sumo wrestler made of rice). These boss’s patterns and weaknesses are fairly easy to identify and exploit, making them easier for younger players, yet they still manage to remain satisfying to those with more experience as well. While thematically The Munchables is definitely aimed at a younger audience, its simplistic but satisfying gameplay and oddball nature should appease players of all ages. The controls mostly work well, its look is vibrant and colorful even if not graphically impressive, and the gameplay is easy enough for beginners but still maintains some hidden depth tucked away for more experienced players.

This game can also be a pretty lengthy experience if you’re looking for full completion, since you’ll unlock a mirror time attack mode after your first time through. Sure, you’ll just be making your way through mirrored versions of the same levels you’ve already played but it is still fun, and the option of trying to get the best rank with the clock ticking away provides a serious challenge.

If you’re a younger gamer or are just looking for something fun and a little different, you can’t go wrong with The Munchables.ByAdam BrownCCC Staff Contributor.

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