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Jumanji: The Video Game

2019
GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Shooter, RPG, Single Player, Multiplayer
AvailableOct 29, 2019
PlatformPC, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
DeveloperFunsolve
Overview

Unite in adventure and laughter in the action-packed game of Jumanji, as you try to survive the ultimate challenge for those seeking to leave their world behind! Only you and three teammates can recover the JEWELS and save Jumanji. So get online, gather friends for split-screen play, or go alone with AI companions. There’s an army of evil marauders to take on, deadly beasts and traps to dodge, and cool customizations to unlock. And with heroes Dr. Bravestone, Ruby, Mouse, and Prof. Oberon as your avatars, you know you’ve got the unique abilities – and hilarious failings – to save the day!

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7 reviews found

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WayTooManyGames

Nov 3, 2021

Remember that time the great Michael Bluth said, “I don’t know what I expected” on Arrested Development? That’s me with this PlayStation 5 version of Jumanji: The Game. That game was beyond salvageable back when it first came out; brute forcing it with improved hardware specs in order to look, sound and play like a mediocre last-gen game wasn’t going to be a solution. It’s boring, basic, really repetitive, and severely lacking in content.


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Saving Content

Nov 19, 2019

Jumanji The Videogame is a huge disappointment. What could have been a fun, fantastic action adventure co-op game with comedy is instead turned into something terribly mundane. There is little challenge, little variation, and little reason to actually play through it. Even for a game aimed at a younger audience, there is little reason or depth to want to continue playing this. The price range being $39.99 makes it even more puzzling and makes me wonder if the funds went toward mostly licensing the likeness of characters then making a decent game. The mechanics work alright, the core idea is solid, but this is the most basic, short, and lacking game I’ve played in a long time.


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Gamefa

Nov 27, 2019

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VGChartz

Nov 13, 2019

In the absence of its talented stars, and weighed down by monotonous levels, tedious gameplay, simplistic AI, and outdated assets, it struggles to justify its existence, outside of a cynical attempt to capitalize on the launch of Jumanji: The Next Level in December.


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BaziCenter

Nov 24, 2019

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Screen Rant

Nov 18, 2019

Jumanji: The Video Game is, unfortunately, yet another mindless tie-in game that is mostly repetitive with dull dialogue and uninspired gameplay. Too many video games that tie into movies are phoned in by the developers and unfortunately that's the case with Jumanji: The Video Game.


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Pixel Arts

Nov 16, 2019

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