is this good for a 5 year old?

[Caszama]

just wondering if a 5 year old would enjoy this or is this geared towards older kids?

[kitsuneblue]

the game i would most compare it to is animal crossing or stardew valley. lots of gathering very specific items and stuff like that.

[Kat Ballou]

They need to be a good reader. I remember a post from one parent complaining that she had gotten the game for a child, but then had to sit with him everytime he played it because there was so much text that he was unable to read. So keep that in mind. The quests are mostly text-based, not voice-acted.

[Jellie Juice]

If you're willing to be involved as your child plays, then yes. Only reason is because a 5 year old is likely to become frustrated. Like the comment above me mentioned, there are things in game that will be challenging for a 5 year old so you're going to have to help them through. That could become tiring on you. Other than that, it's fine for children to play.

[ℒℴѵℯ❤]

Originally posted by Cazzava:

just wondering if a 5 year old would enjoy this or is this geared towards older kids?

My 4 and half years old loves it.
He can´t read but hes able to farm and gather things, fill my inventory, eat my food, cook, change clothes, place objects , etc.
But ofc they will be limited because they are small.

[Mr. Bufferlow]

My take is it is more geared toward adults. There is some dark humor in many of the interactions. I do agree the barrier would be the ability to read. If they can read, it is an okay game for kids.

While some of the NPC responses can be a little dark, it is still a Disney game so no worries it will warp their little minds.

[The Dukenator]

Originally posted by Cazzava:

just wondering if a 5 year old would enjoy this or is this geared towards older kids?

Older, more like adults.

Disneyland Adventures & RUSH: A Disney-Pixar Adventure may be more suitable. All you're doing in those games is just of story stuff, not much collecting.

And there's Gameloft's Disney Magic Kingdoms, a mobile game, but we're not getting into that.

[The Dukenator]

Would you want a 5 year old playing Relicta with its annoyingly difficult puzzles and strong profanity? The game does have a mature rating.

[Merlin]

rated E for everyone especially karens

[Winnie the Jedi]

Ask your kid if this game is any good. Most "real" computer games aren't made for this young hoomans. However, if your kid is into Disney, it might be a great adventure for your sweethart, eventhough it might not fully understand everything just yet. And it's a great lesson for your kid to resist the greedy ingame shop and a challange for you explain your sweethart why it needs to learn this lesson. :P

[MadDawg2552]

5 year olds shouldn't be playing any videos games. They should be outside playing, learning the value of using their own imaginations.

When was the last time you saw a kid with a stick? (and they weren't swinging it at other kids)

[Skyerunner]

Originally posted by MadDawg2552:

5 year olds shouldn't be playing any videos games. They should be outside playing, learning the value of using their own imaginations.

Couldn't agree more!

[Winnie the Jedi]

Originally posted by Skyerunner:

Originally posted by MadDawg2552:

5 year olds shouldn't be playing any videos games. They should be outside playing, learning the value of using their own imaginations.

When was the last time you saw a kid with a stick? (and they weren't swinging it at other kids)

Couldn't agree more!

And why is that? Because kids were playing with sticks in medieval centuries too?

And would you let your kid watch a Disney movie? Why is this then better than playing a computer game?

Everything should have its limits. Even playing with sticks and thus, playing computer games should be limited too, but not forbidden. Guess what happens when you won't allow your kids explore computer games: they will do it on their own - without parents watching and without understanding the kids' reaction to certain things.

I think exploring this game together with a 5 year old can be a great adventure for both, the kid and the parent. This could even give the kid a new perspective that could help with imagination somewhere else.

[Saraphine]

Originally posted by MadDawg2552:

5 year olds shouldn't be playing any videos games. They should be outside playing, learning the value of using their own imaginations.

When was the last time you saw a kid with a stick? (and they weren't swinging it at other kids)

Totally agree!
And if they were to play a pc game make it a learning game with math and reading.

[The Dukenator]

Originally posted by Saraphine:

Originally posted by MadDawg2552:

5 year olds shouldn't be playing any videos games. They should be outside playing, learning the value of using their own imaginations.

When was the last time you saw a kid with a stick? (and they weren't swinging it at other kids)

Totally agree!
And if they were to play a pc game make it a learning game with math and reading.

I take it you have not heard of these educational games, have you?

[CuteAlpaca]

It looks s suitable For 5 year olds the might just need help