Masakra. Gra wyłączyła sie przed końcem pierwszego etapu. 7 latek rozczarowany a serwis pisze, że pracują nad łatką

Można grać tylko na padzie ? odpaliłem grę i nie moge przejść dalej.

3rd Update (26th February 2022)

**AVOID! DO NOT BUY!**

The game is broken and unplayable and has been since launch almost seven months ago. I reported a game breaking bug a month after release which made completing the second level impossible. A patch has yet to be released to fix it. On February 1st the developers said that a patch would be ready this month and it's now two days before March and there's been no update.

I did happen to get past the second level because the glitch that made one of the characters fall through the floor somehow glitched into being able to complete the mission. I have no idea how to recreate it. I then encountered another game breaking bug in the third mission. After completing a mini-game involving Skye, one of the characters just randomly starts running to the right of the map and nothing will stop it. Trying to switch characters, switching off co-op or even switching off the controllers does not work and does not stop the character from running. I can't even access the menu to quit the level. The character runs until there's no more level, falls through the map and then after a couple of minutes the game crashes to the desktop!

This is a game being sold at a AAA price and it's broken, it's unplayable and there's been no patches released in the six months that the first game breaking bug was reported.

Seriously, don't bother with this game, it's an absolute disgrace!

2nd update (1st December 2021):

***BE WARNED*** Almost four months after the release of this game, it still has game breaking bugs, which haven't been fixed, and the game is still being sold at full price!

I first reported this bug on the 3rd of September. This is a message is from a developer in the discussion forum that was posted on the 16th of November:

"The Xbox patch was released today, so now all the studio's efforts are focused on the Steam version. We hope to have it ready for approval this week, and available to all players next week."

Two weeks later and there is still no patch and no update of it's whereabouts from the developers. This issue has been around since the game launched on the 13th of August. Since this game was released, the developers have release another game (My Friend Peppa Pig) and fixed a launching issue, within a month, that was reported shortly after release.

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(Update 28/10/21: On 03/09/21 we were told that an update was coming to fix the game breaking bugs, as of 28/10/21 there is still no update. The game is still in an unplayable state and being sold with no fixes for it and still at full price.

Be warned!)

At this point in time, I have experienced game breaking bugs which have made progression past the second mission impossible. But even with this limited experience, I cannot recommend this game as there is a lot of flaws compared to their previous game and even more flaws which haven't been addressed.

My four year old daughter and I enjoyed "PAW Patrol Mighty Pups Save Adventure Bay" and still enjoy it when we return to it. The levels are fun to play and there's a lot to interact with. "PAW Patrol The Movie: Adventure City Calls" tried to deliver on a bigger scale and so far that's where it's felt lacking. It's definitely more polished and bigger in scale but that's not what it was needing, The biggest failure of this game is that it's failed to deliver on it's target audience.

One of the saving graces to Mighty Pups is that the levels are fairly tight, have a fair amount of interaction points and most of the mini-games are able to be easily operated by young children. Out of the two missions that I have been able to play, the levels have been expanded immensely to a pup treat collection fest with the occasional point of interest. Just to clarify, in Mighty Pups you had to collect 7,250 treats throughout all of it's missions and mini-games, Adventure City Calls has ballooned this figure to 30,000.

One of the main draws for my daughter in the previous game was that there was a lot to do and interact with, she became bored very quickly with this game as it was just a long and drawn out pup treat collect game with nothing much else to do. The previous game also had seven mini-games to play at any time compared to this games four. My daughter really couldn't care less about collecting 7,250 treats. Now she has 22,750 more treats to wander around the streets to collect and less fun in doing so.

The biggest crime of this game carries on from the previous game. The developer's have the rights to produce games for this franchise but don't seem to have anything more to provide than visuals and a voice actor for Ryder. Each character has been voiced by several actors over the years and the developers can't even finance generic voice actors 1-7 to provide voices each for the characters. They can't even provide "generic bark sound" every time each character provides a character barks.

Lazy on every level and not worth the price tag at all. If you're wanting a Paw Patrol with less flaws to play with your young child then buy the previous game, on sale.

Gra ma dużo błędów. Córka cieszyła się grą przez 30 minut, potem nie dało się grać z powodu jakiegoś błędu.

I bought this for my kids who are 4 and under. Lucky for my kids, that I was looking for games designed for little kids. It’s pawsome!

Super sick that my 4 year old daughter can play this with an unlocked frame rate and on ultra settings.

I swear I don't play this, it's for my kids!

Alright I play too. It gets the job done but it is a bad game.

woof woof ruff ruff RUFF bark bark grrr bark bark wooif woof ;)

Truth is my wife recently got herself a boyfriend, and between the insults and verbal abuse this game has been a beacon of shining hope despite how bad it is. Recently this has been my only passion and obsession, I even spent our savings on a life sized model of Chase as he is my spirit animal. I mean what else was I supposed to do? It’s been two years on my own now and each day gets harder but I power on day after day, minute by minute not because of my kids, but thanks to being able to play with my favourite pupper in this game. Paw Patrol the movie, I thank you, you are a truly blessed gift for a now lonesome man.

Well, it's awful, isn'it? There is very little this game does right, except for having some dogs looking at you with freakishly unnerving eyes as someone waves or dances around in the end-of-mission still.
Your kid though(unless you've faked what they've said to you in a review) won't care about all the cut corners or shameless lack of effort, they'll just go "Haha, Marshall fell over again!" when he appears.

But really, let me elaborate…

Do not Buy Paw Patrol The Movie: Adventure City Calls. It's sloppy, poorly designed and full of bugs.

My daughter really enjoys Paw Patrol On A Roll, and I've proselytized for it several times when people asked for good games for kids. "On A Roll" I continue to think is the gold standard for kid's games. It's simple, it challenges without punishes, and gives kids many opportunities to succeed and build skills from level to level. The level designs are fun and engaging for kids while being largely repetitive to allow them to reuse learned skills. And the missions are fun and funny (my daughter particularly likes "Save the Stinky Monkeys" for example).

But Adventure City manages to get all of these things wrong.

My daughter was particularly excited for the ability to play with me as we control a pair of pups, and the execution could be really fun, but it's so buggy it ruins the experience.

First, let's talk about those character models. They updated the look of the pups to closer to the models from the film. That'd be great, but they kept the exact same low-res backgrounds and cartoony level looks. The juxtaposition is jarring. The pups look very out of place. Honestly, the previous models look way, way better. Also, Ryder looks like some kind of ghoul. My daughter immediately asked "What's wrong with Ryder, why does he look so weird".

There are also a lot of missing pups. Hope your kid doesn't like Everest, Tracker or Rex because they are nowhere to be found (not like there are an abundance of female pups, so the decision to exclude Everest makes them lose any points they might get for the inclusion of the new girl pup Liberty).

About those levels, sadly they all look the same. Gone are the jungles, volcanoes, harbors, snowy mountains, etc that they had in previous games. Yes, I get the game is set in "Adventure City" like the movie is, but that's no excuse for literally exactly the same street level design every single mission. It's not like they don't have any reason to mix it up. For instance, in one mission the plot is to unsnarl a traffic jam caused by a thunder storm. But the problem is there is no storm. When you get in the level its sunny and clear just like every other one.

And speaking of levels, that load time. Wow. I've clocked load times of over 5 minutes for a single level on my Steam Deck. This is not a game pushing the Steam Deck to it's limits. There is no reason for load times like that.

Now let's talk about the actual game experience. The game makes the incredibly questionable decision to expand the number of "Pup Treats" needed to be collected in each level from 200 to at least 600 (often 800). They bloat the numbers by just cramming more pup treats into the same amount of space. What's the point? There's no sense of accomplishment for getting more than the 200 from On A Roll because it's just the case where they would have put 3 before they put 9 or 10 (often by putting in "cookie" treats worth 5 normal treats). It just makes it easier to miss a single one for a kid which prevents them from getting the achievement.

Speaking of missing a single treat, the game expands on the place I think On A Roll struggles for kids, which is non-repeatable mini-games. On A Roll has a few and they can be a real challenge for kids (like Sky's flying levels or Zuma's swimming) and in On A Roll they are the only part of the game that requires quick reflexes. On A Roll is pretty forgiving, but Adventure City is not. The controls are finicky, even I have trouble getting all of them, not because it's legitimately hard, but because the controls are not very responsive. Also the fact that you can't repeat the races means that once you miss one, you have to restart the level if you're going for full completion, the only time the game punishes failure. It's a real frustration point for my daughter, mostly because she feels its not fair when she misses one due to dodgy controls (and she's right!).

Speaking of restarting, I can't go without mentioning the biggest problem in the game: the bugs. This game is horrifically plauged by bugs. It could be the best Paw Patrol game on Steam (it's not) and I'd still not recommend it based on the bugs. It took us four tries to get past the second level! The AI for the following pup is horrible. It gets stuck on geometry constantly. If you leave it behind you risk it falling through the floor and becoming unrecoverable. You have to restart the level. So most of the challenge is fighting the horrible AI and avoiding game-breaking bugs.

But avoiding leaving your back-up pup behind isn't the only time bugs appear! In the mini-challenges (like aiming Chase's grappling hook or zipline) the game routinely bugs. Sometimes the controls just flat out stop responding and you can't complete the challenge. You have to restart the game. Sometimes your backup pup doesn't get moved forward after the cut-scene (even if there is a second player controlling them) meaning they fall through the floor. Again, have to restart the level.

I will re-emphasize: IT TOOK US FOUR TIMES TO GET PAST LEVEL 2 SOLELY BECAUSE OF BUGS. That's unforgivable.

In conclusion, the game is just bad. Level design is lazy, lots of popular pups are missing, animations are jerky, load times are abysmal, controls are wonky, and multiple game crashing bugs will frustrate your kid. This one is a hard avoid. It's a shame because the same studio has made really good kid's games. Maybe they can improve it in patches, but I'm guessing they grab their movie tie-in cash and try to make the next one better. Honestly I’m really dismayed. First Cyberpunk now Paw Patrol why has god forsaken me. I swear this industry's gone down the sh*tter

So well... if It was between this and Diablo IV for your next game with your kid, I guess your choice is made.

However the new Peppa pig game is fire.

F**k the pawlice!

2/10

Paw Patrol: On A Roll (Developer Torus Studio)
Keyboard work
Controllers work

Paw Patrol Mighty Pups (Drakhar Studio)
Keyboard don't work
Controllers work

Paw Patrol the movie (Drakhar Studio)
Keyboard don't work
Controllers for PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One don't work.

Drakhar Studio, lazy developers.
It's 2021 and these issues with lack of keyboard and controls support still happen on PC.

This game - though myself and my daughter were looking forward to a new adventure - were both sorely let down by this title.

It's like they took the very first one, and added some mechanics of the mighty pups game...and then...literally called it a day.

For me plopping over to their community and voicing suggestions, opinions, feedback before this came along and being told/stated 'gonna be a great game!'

Forever salted now.

Stay away from this one if you've played the previous ones my kid saw right through it in less than an hour and she's not even in grade school yet.

Sad times we live in.

Very low effort, buggy and looks like it was thrown together over a weekend. 34.99 GBP for this is a joke.

If you've played the first (On a Roll) or second (Mighty Pups) games in the series, you'll be surprised that they managed to make the gameplay even worse. It's even more of a pup treat hunt then the previous two entries on a smaller map (lots of repeating steps) and strangely omitted voices from the pups (but Ryder's dialogue is responding to silence?).

This game is very buggy. My daughter was so happy with this game but after two levels the games continues to crash. Congratulations, you have unlocked the Pup pup blabla minigame and it just won't respond to anything anymore. Very sad. Translations in the game are very bad as well. Paw Patrol: On a roll was much better.