This is a fun game and a enjoyable experience for a AT fan. It just feels unpolished and unfinished theres so many areas on the world map that look like you would eventually get to go there but you don't. The sizing of the game as well is a bit small frankly this feels like a test for a much larger fleshed out adventure time game.
The whole water situation was def so they didnt have to flesh out Oooo as much but even then it still feels lacking. Plot is like a typical episode and the combat is okay. Heres hoping we can get a sequel with a much longer story, better roster of playable characters and a deeper Oooo as lets face it. It is pretty shallow with all the side areas being one and done locations. Its like an display of Ooo instead of being in Ooooo. If these guys do a sequel I hope they properly size and scale Oooo and make areas more memorable and alive. Def grab on a sale and its also a pretty easy platinum.

If you don't know anything about Adventure Time I don't think I'd recommend this game at all, as it doesn't offer much for world building or give enough time to flesh out the characters.

That being said I enjoyed my time with this game, but in most cases even if you're an Adventure Time fan, I don't know if this game is significant enough to warrant your time.

Conceptually this game sounds awesome, a small island based open world game in the Land of Ooo, with large team turn based combat.

I have considered myself NOT a fan of most turn based combat for the last few years, but even for how shallow it is, I owe this game for getting me back into turn based strategy games.
I was upset with how short this game was so I got South Park: The Stick of Truth, which I'm glad about.

(completed on PS5)

It was ok. Yes. It’s a child game.

The combat was a good introduction to RPG games. The story was relatively simple, not hard to grasp if coco melon was your THING last year.

Yeah, I guess the only negative was the level of grinding required to get a platinum trophy for the game.

I don't know what came over me to want to buy this game. In all honesty, I was never a fan of the show; and the games have never looked interesting to me in the slightest. Yet, I saw this game on sale a while back, and I thought maybe it would be worth the sale price. Honestly, it could have been; and that's why I'm so disappointed with this game.

Upon starting the game, I immediately thought, "Oh, this is going to be a great - possibly even slight Windwaker vibes. The art is well done for the style, the world seems large and fun to explore, and the humor doesn't seem to terrible for a kid's game." Unfortunately, however, the game went downhill rather instantly. The load times were terrible, the combat was painfully slow, the enemies seemed to be rather RNG heavy at times, and normal items felt a bit too expensive for what they provide. Frankly, when a game is this disappointing, I kind of just don't even know why I should bother criticizing it. I just didn't enjoy much of this game after the first 30 minutes or so once I realized what I was actually in for. Those first few minutes felt so wonderful, but the rest was just so not fun. I think there's something worth saving here, but as most games of this caliber go, I'm sure they had to rush it out due to the publisher; and I just feel let down and like I wasted my money.

I guess if you really love Adventure Time, this might be worth a play; but I couldn't imagine recommending this to anyone based on my experience. Do not touch this game even with a stick.

Decent Paper Marioesque gameplay and pricking at fondness for the show and nostalgia for Wind Waker is all this game has going for it. And those do scratch a decent itch. But they didn't send their best writers for this project. The story, humor, and characters are all perfunctory and uninspired. They got Olivia Olson but apparently too many lines would've gotten expensive cause she barely says anything in cutscenes, which was a major letdown. And it's buggy as hell; at time of writing I don't have the last three achievements I should, and I'm not compelled to replay the game anytime soon. But I still had a good enough (adventure) time with it, pleasantly sailing, tearing through bad guys, and unwinding with my own music. I can't regret that.

Positives

•The game is free if you own the Deluxe Edition subscripting on the PlayStation

• If you're avid fan of the Adventure Tv series, you will enjoy and appreciate all the little details the game has to offer. the game is short and sweet but does offer little bits of side content to complete the game can be done within 4-5hrs, but to platinum the game will take 8-9hrs.

Negative

• Hard to suggest the game because the game does suffer from game breaking bugs that can cause the game to crash repeatedly institutions, that will requires the player to roll back to checkpoint or a previous save in which will may deter players.

• The game does feel undercooked because the lack of in-depth feature that could enrichen the content of the game.

Adore AT so just being in this world and being with the characters is almost enough for me. Almost. But unfortunately the game is plagued with multiple flaws.

Firstly, it just feels rushed and kinda half arsed. Only 10 hours to beat, including all side missions, is super short. Most of the amazing AT characters never even make an appearance, or only briefly pop up. The map is very small, with only around 3 or 4 main areas, with a couple of small islands. The option to not include fast travel is indicative of a design to make the game stretch out too, so half the game time is spent riding around in your boat, which is slow and cumbersome to control in itself. You include fast travel, or make the boat faster, and youve got a 5-6 hour game here. Also the map fucking sucks, the curser feels weighed down by lead.

Gameplay is ok. Standard RPG turn based mechanics, you got attacks, specials, and items. Fights never feel very exciting or challenging.

Graphics are colourful and bright. Voice acting is the highlight here, the amazing voice actors from AT are here, and they carry the game when the game itself kinda sucks.

There's no replay value here, there's very little incentive to complete side quests. The whole game just feels rushed and fairly uninspired. Oh and the ending sucks, its like a 1 minute cut scene that attempts to set up a sequel without really tying up anything in a satisfying way.

Really, just such a missed opportunity here.