Not the greatest game out there, but its a pretty good game for a movie tie-in product. Pretty short and you can definitely make your own fun in this game. The only issue is that the "Hero Time" portions of the game are singleplayer and only allow player 1 to control them which really works against the entire premise of the game as a co-op game. Nevertheless, give this one a try with your friends and make your own fun.
This review contains spoilers
This is the best Shrek game. The Story follows the movie but focuses on you going missions throughout it loosely, this isn't bad, it works and explores creative gameplay you couldn't do if it followed the movie completely. The Graphics are not good, but not bad enough to make you hate, just bad enough to notice, the world looks alright though, it's just the models. The Gameplay is really fun, you go around, making your way to the end of each level, there are 4 characters to play as that you can switch between, they also have their own unique power that makes that gameplay easier, Shrek can throw things, donkey can buck trees, Gingie can distract enemies with cookies and Fiona can slow down time, but these powers don't break the story because Shrek and donkey's powers are natural, Gingie's are possible, and Fiona's can be interpreted as being naturally fast that she could get past obstacles and they don't ruin the story of Shrek 2. Each level ends with a Hero time, a mission for 1 character to do to end it, these are good and improve the gameplay as opposed to break it, and boss fights that have you fighting by pressing buttons at the right times, not great, but not bad. The Music is sweet and fitting too. Shrek 2 shows you don't have to follow the story exactly to show express creative ideas of gameplay that don't hurt the universe your ideas are to be a part of.