If you missed it at launch, why not give Geminose: Animal Popstars a look? While some minor glitches disappoint given the higher price, the overall package is still very good. If you're a parent with younger kids, know that this game will check off many of their boxes. The Geminose are too cute not to recommend, and I wouldn't mind seeing more of them...
Geminose: Animal Popstars2021
Geminose: Animal Popstars
2021 Majesco
Overview
Featuring 20 original songs, Geminose: Animal Popstars is a multi-faceted game with music at its heart. Whether playing solo or with a friend in co-op mode players will need to stay on the beat and master 30 different instruments to grow their fanbase, achieve international stardom, and become the most followed band in the world. After each performance players will be able to spin the mashup wheel for a dance-off between two of the Geminose to unlock mashup superfans that will amplify the buzz around the world of your Geminose band. When not on tour the Geminose live in the lap of luxury at their popstar mansion. With hundreds of interactive decorative items, players can deck out each room in the Geminose mansion to suit their style or reflect the countries that the Geminose hail from. Each Geminose can invite their bandmates over for dance or music parties or play with all the items in the rooms to mine for coins. Coins can be used to buy more furniture, hundreds of outfits, and additional...
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Reception
Geminose: Animal Popstars is an ok experience, for a particularly young audience with a highlight being its original music compilations.
As a franchise, Geminose has potential. The range of animal creatures are adorable, and they’re impossible not to love. But Geminose Animal Popstars doesn’t provide them the best backdrop to truly shine. There are some nice original songs here, but many of the minigames are unoriginal and are let down further by poor motion controls. Kids under 10 will...
Usually focusing on more hardcore or even the semi-sophisticated casual market, developers don't always put much care into trying to appeal to the next generation of gamers...