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Review of Disney Tsum Tsum Festival on Nintendo Switch

by Hemal Harris Hemal Harris photo Nov 2019
Cover image of Disney Tsum Tsum Festival on Switch
Gamefings Score: 6.5
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 08 Nov 2019
Genre: Party, Puzzle
Developer: B.B. Studio, Hyde
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment

Introduction

Ever wanted to see Disney characters compete in the ultimate fluff fest? Enter the whimsical world of Disney Tsum Tsum Festival! If you've ever wanted to combine your love for Disney's cute little plushies with mini games that make you question your life choices, this is the game for you. It's a party game that offers a variety of exciting challenges, but can you survive the cute chaos without losing your sanity?

Gameplay

Disney Tsum Tsum Festival is a mashup of mini-games that are equal parts adorable and utterly infuriating. The game presents players with a medley of challenges, including curling and a unique twist on air hockey that we've taken to calling 'bubble hockey' because, let's face it, calling it 'air hockey' while playing as mini Tsum Tsums feels wrong. The mechanics involve simple controls - you know, for when you need a break from your Dark Souls marathons. It also offers variations on the infamous Tsum Tsum mobile game, plus online and local multiplayer modes where you can engage in friendly competition or back-stabbing betrayal - whichever happens first. Prepare yourself for intense excitement as you slide, smash, and bump your Tsum Tsums against competitors. Each mini-game requires a keen sense of timing and a sprinkle of strategy. Mastering intricate button moves is required, and you might even need to channel your inner athlete. You'll need to time your actions precisely, lest you fall behind and let your friends roast you for all eternity. Don't be fooled by the cuteness; it's a cutthroat competition that demands not just skill but also a fair amount of luck. Expect to scream at your screen when the AI cheats, or when your friends somehow always seem to be one Tsum ahead of your not-so-tiny stack of failures. And if you think your strategic mind will carry you, remember that online matchmaking will throw you in with players who've clearly been playing this game since birth. Make sure your reflexes are quicker than a cat in a Jackson Pollock painting, and get used to laughing and crying at the same time!

Graphics

Visually, Disney Tsum Tsum Festival is colorful and charming. The graphics are akin to a candy store exploded all over your Switch. Tsum Tsums bounce around the screen with delightfully lazy physics, looking like they just rolled out of bed after a late night of partying. Each character, from Mickey to Pac-Man (because reasons), retains their adorable squishiness, making it hard to stay mad at them even when the game is throwing all its might against you. It's like being continuously slapped by a plush toy - both irritating and endearing. It's a visual treat that is likely to incite positive and nostalgic feelings in every Disney fan, but prepare your eyes for a sugar rush that'll leave you buzzing.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Disney Tsum Tsum Festival is a rollercoaster of hilarity and frustration, showcasing mini-games that challenge your reflexes and strategic thinking while covered in a veneer of fluff. This game is not going to be for everyone; if you're after a hardcore adventure, you might find yourself swatting these cute characters away in irritation. However, if you're looking for a few rounds of fun with friends, it's a solid pick. Just be prepared: maybe bring some tissues to wipe away those anger tears when you realize they beat you with absolute ease. If you appreciate cute chaos as much as competitive gaming, this fluffy festival is worth diving into!

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