Viva Pinata announced with Screens

4Kids Entertainment and Microsoft Game Studios have announced Viva Piñata, a fun-loving game that brings a world of piñata animals to life. Tying in closely with the soon-to-be television show of the same name, this game will supposedly deliver a challenge to gamers of all ages. In the game, players create and maintain a garden ecosystem hoping to attract other species of wild piñata.

Plenty of garden choices, such as sowing grass or planting flowers, will determine what type of piñata you attract. Starting off with nothing, players will see their very own garden turn into a piñata paradise. The world is constantly changing, so you’ll need to stay up to date with other gardens, spreading illnesses, and quarrels to raise the overall morale of your community. The Viva Piñata community will allow gamers to create alliances or challenge each other over Xbox Live.

While it might say it’s developed for all ages, Viva Piñata definitely looks like a kids game. These zany characters will certainly appeal to the younger crowd, but it’ll be interesting to see if this game can challenge some of the more experienced city builders.
4Kids Entertainment and Microsoft Game Studios have announced Viva Piñata, a fun-loving game that brings a world of piñata animals to life. Tying in closely with the soon-to-be television show of the same name, this game will supposedly deliver a challenge to gamers of all ages. In the game, players create and maintain a garden ecosystem hoping to attract other species of wild piñata.

Plenty of garden choices, such as sowing grass or planting flowers, will determine what type of piñata you attract. Starting off with nothing, players will see their very own garden turn into a piñata paradise. The world is constantly changing, so you’ll need to stay up to date with other gardens, spreading illnesses, and quarrels to raise the overall morale of your community. The Viva Piñata community will allow gamers to create alliances or challenge each other over Xbox Live.

While it might say it’s developed for all ages, Viva Piñata definitely looks like a kids game. These zany characters will certainly appeal to the younger crowd, but it’ll be interesting to see if this game can challenge some of the more experienced city builders.