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Kinect Party
Kinect Party is the sequel to Happy Action Theater. It more than doubles the number of minigames from the first title and supports local co-op for up to 6 players.
Details
- Released
- November 1, 2012
- Developer
- Double Fine Productions
- Publisher
- Microsoft Studios
- Platforms
- Xbox 360
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Kinect Party Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Transform your living room into the ultimate Kinect Party. Immerse yourself and up to five friends in this augmented reality playground. Dodge lava, grow fairy wings, harness electricity, wield nunchucks, dig for treasure, launch fireworks, become a fire-breathing dragon, and more ...
Other than Dance Central and The Gunstringer, there simply isn’t any other Kinect game that screams “must play”, but scream, bounce, roll and somersault Kinect Party does. And you will too. Kinect Party is a great game that’s really fun to play. It doesn’t require much more than your attention and the permission to let your guard down. Once you buy in and let the grins come, you’ll be surprised at the trade off that occurs, you playing Kinect Party, and it playing you.
Double Fine is so convinced that Kinect Party will strike a chord with families of all ages (not to mention family gatherings over the holidays) that they're offering it for free from now until December 31. That's a marketing strategy we'd like to see more of, and there's no better title to start that ball rolling. If you own a Kinect and the thought of laughing with friends doesn't make you sick to your stomach, do yourself a favor: download Kinect Party immediately, and start sending out invitations.
Ain't no party like a... ?You may remember Double Fine Happy Action Theater, which I reviewed about a year ago and found to be [...]
“A series of mini games your kids will love, but adults will tire of”