Crayola Colorful Journey - Nintendo Wii

Got this thinking it would be a great game for my 4 year old to play. Looked fun to be able to color. But you can't just start a game and color. You have to actually beat the levels to even unlock any coloring book pages. It was fun for my son to play, but there was no way he was going to complete any levels on his own. You have to basically draw the path/steps and such for your charactor to follow. You don't play the charactor - you have to make sure you draw the things when he gets to certain points. The main goal of the game is to collect "color pots".. but most of them are above ground level so you have to draw steps/ramps for the charactor to walk up.. and if you make them too steep or to high the charactor won't climb it. I ended up playing and beating all the levels for my son one night after he went to bed so he could get on there and play all the options and color all the pages. And to be honest, it was actually a little difficult for me to get the hang of it at first. Definately NOT FOR PRESCHOOLERS... more like 8 -12 year olds. But overall it was a pretty boring game. I was looking for some fun coloring paint game and this is not it.

This game has a fun concept but is not fun to play. My 11 year old daughter really wanted this based on the brand. She got home and quit playing it within 30 mins.

My daughter hated this game and ended making me play it so she could get past level one. The character isn't operated by you, it just walks across the screen and you have to draw things for her/him to walk on or it will turn around and go back to the beginning. It was very frustrating for my daughter because she couldn't figure out which crayon to use, and she had to write them down on a sheet in order to remember. It is not worth $20, the only fun thing about this game was the coloring pages that you have to win as you go past the levels.

bought this for my grandson. It is too advanced for him, but he can grow into itl In the meantime I played it to open all the coloring book pages for him. There are 4 levels and it took me between and hour to two for each level first time. I had to go back and go thru each level again in order to get all the pages opened., I enjoyed it and had all pages open for grandson to color in a week.