In this case, the risk taken to develop a game with such strange characteristics pays off, as this is a game that features a unique atmosphere and works quite well, especially in multiplayer. Were it not for its over-reliance on trial and error and its rather short experience, this could be an outstanding game but as it is, Hungry Baby Party Treats...
Hungry Baby: Party Treats!2019
Hungry Baby: Party Treats!
2019 QubicGames S.A.71Good
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Details
- Launch
- May 24, 2019
- Developer
- Digital Melody
- Publisher
- QubicGames S.A.
- Themes
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- Genres
Overview
You have one “simple task” – feed the baby. Now how hard can it be? Well any parent will tell you it is hard. Sometimes it can be as hard as trying to keep up with your E3 appointments calendar. Or fighting the last boss in Dark Souls. Or telling your boss you won’t be able to take overtime anymore. And you want a raise. At the very same time. Or… well let’s just agree feeding your baby can be hard. Like really, REALLY hard. And as we all know, because it’s no secret – a hungry baby is an angry baby. All goes bad when it gets mad.
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Reception
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Good- OpenCritic72from 3 reviews
Hungry Baby Party Treats is a game we could call correct. Its multiplayer mode is quite fun, although the abuse of trial and error is too much, and in the long run it becomes repetitive. Considering its low price -just 5 euros-, it can be a forgiving aspect.
With basic yet clever gameplay and an over-the-top presentation, Hungry Baby: Party Treats is a fun albeit short-lived party game.
Hungry Baby: Party Treats lacks a complete campaign offering, but the atmosphere, treats, party mode, and performance make this a must-own for anyone looking to get an affordable party/puzzle game.