Gaming Anybody found Bowser's Fury somewhat scary for kids?

depaul · Aug 2, 2021

I just bought the game for my kids and finished the Bowser's Fury side story myself (given that I already finished SM3DW on Wii U).

Is it just me or, isn't that game a bit scary for kids? Bowser is more like a demon, abnormally big and scary, the environment turns hellish, and the cats turn into demons themselves (for unknown reason?).

It reminded me of Sonic.exe !

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godreborn · Aug 2, 2021

I haven't played it yet, but I feel like Nintendo ruined 3d world big time.

Hayato213 · Aug 2, 2021

Not really since it has an E for everybody rating.

depaul · Aug 2, 2021

Thanks the exploration is fantastic and when the climate turns hellish and Bowser chases you, it gives you a big dose of adrenaline. As an adult I found the experience unique for a Mario game! But for kids? that's too much probably.

Stardust3033 · Aug 2, 2021

depaul said:
Thanks the exploration is fantastic and when the climate turns hellish and Bowser chases you, it gives you a big dose of adrenaline. As an adult I found the experience unique for a Mario game! But for kids? that's too much probably.

interesting take, I had the same thoughts when I was playing it myself awhile back lol. like I wonder if kid me would be able to beat it especially with the loud noises and roars.

cubes · Aug 2, 2021

Oh wow I really should check it out then

The Real Jdbye · Aug 2, 2021

Some kids maybe. But some kids get scared by anything.

godreborn · Aug 2, 2021

I'll have some time tomorrow maybe, usually get up at 4 or 5 in the morning. I might try out browser's fury. I've heard it's short but good.

The Real Jdbye · Aug 3, 2021

godreborn said:
I'll have some time tomorrow maybe, usually get up at 4 or 5 in the morning. I might try out browser's fury. I've heard it's short but good.

The levels are small but there's a good amount of stuff to collect. IIRC it took me around 8 hours to 100%. Felt like the right amount of content, they could have padded out the length by making the levels (and world) larger and keeping the same amount of collectibles, for a platformer it was at times rather light on platforming. But it was long enough to have me feeling satisfied at the end.

mightymuffy · Aug 3, 2021

Well I played it with my 3 year old nephew who gets scared sometimes when I fukkin lift him up - 'too high!'

(I'm only 6ft 2!) ....and he loved it! It's just naughty Bowser as he says...

raging_chaos · Aug 3, 2021

depaul said:
Is it just me or, isn't that game a bit scary for kids? Bowser is more like a demon, abnormally big and scary, the environment turns hellish, and the cats turn into demons themselves (for unknown reason?).

It's pretty tame. I won't spoil it for anyone but Bowser isn't himself and that's why he's the way he is and why the cats turn evil. I think the dark elements are a perfect contrast to when everything is "under control" and only accentuates Mario's presentation when in his giant Lion form. None of it is going to keep a kid up at night especially after smacking Bowser around a few times. It's not like its MK11 or something along those lines.

Esdeath · Aug 3, 2021

that is totally fine imo, if you want scary stuff you should show them the black cauldron

qqq1 · Aug 8, 2021

For kids now? Could be. When I was a little kid I was watching zombies eat people and Jason and Freddy slice people up.

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