The player navigates Hamtaro to explore an outside area. He meets with the other Ham-Hams in order to play a variety of brain-training minigames. They are mostly educational, and were mainly designed for elementary-grade children.
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I LOVE the art in this, but it's too repetitive and easy.
esa es la prueba de que un niño se lo puede pasar pipa con piedras y palos porque me pasaba tardes enteras con esto
Letting Hamtaro do little poos as a gameplay mechanic is inspired 10/10. I would die for this rodent.
Perfeição lindo maravilhoso 0 defeitos chorei litros fez parte da minha infância 10/10
Presentation & music is truly amazing, the actual game is meant for little kids and is incredibly easy, even for those of a younger intelligence level.
This is an educational game featuring characters from the anime Hamtaro.
I used to play this a lot when I was young and always found it too easy even when I was a lot worse at math (still am bad to this day).
It doesn't stimulate the brain enough for it to be worth playing for anyone above the age of 7. But, 7 year olds might still find it too easy (like I did.) There's better educational games, pick those up instead like Brain-Age (which this game is trying to be as it also released on the Nintendo DS).
I used to play this a lot when I was young and always found it too easy even when I was a lot worse at math (still am bad to this day).
It doesn't stimulate the brain enough for it to be worth playing for anyone above the age of 7. But, 7 year olds might still find it too easy (like I did.) There's better educational games, pick those up instead like Brain-Age (which this game is trying to be as it also released on the Nintendo DS).