Kinectimals is a fantastic Kinect game for its intended audience. It won't appeal to mature gamers, but children will find this to be an engaging, immersive and enjoyable experience.

Do you love kitties? No, I mean do you LOVE kitties? Then Microsoft and Frontier Developments have just the game for you. Well, maybe not quite for you. I mean, Kinectimals is a nifty title that will allow you to play with some wonderfully rendered tiger cubs.

Kinectimals is a compelling game for the young and young-at-heart, offering dynamic and impressive levels of interaction. Plus it won't poo in your slippers or die.

There hasn't been a game released in a long time that has had me sitting in anticipation until I saw a demonstration of Kinectimals. From the first minute of the demonstration I was instantly drawn into the concept of the game and I knew I had to have it.

It seems that each new concept or console that emerges should have at least one if not more titles that appeal to little ones.

So sugary sweet you might just become diabetic.

Beyond adorable; surprisingly long game time; wide variety of activities.

Motion sensing sucks; events get repetitive; Bumble must be annihilated

If you have young children, Kinectimals is a must - it will keep them entertained, and you'll secretly enjoy it too. For those who are possibly a bit too old to be cuddling cute tigers by yourself, however, you may want to give it a miss.

Les jeux de simulation animalière séduisent les enfants. Avides de disposer d'une petite bestioles, les plus jeunes raffolent de ces titres où l'implication et la responsabilité sont éphémères. On papouille les boules de poils sans les inconvénients.

Animations des bébés fauves; La gaieté générale du jeu; Des mini-jeux dynamiques; Une vraie immersion

La voix du lémurien; Quelques défauts dans la reconnaissance de mouvements

The oh-so-cute Kinectimals is easily one of the strongest launch titles for Kinect, and one that will quickly endear itself to both the young and the young at heart.

A beautiful world; adorable cub animation; hours of wholesome entertainment

Bumble the annoying guide; repetitive mini games

Great for kids, my 3 year old daughter loves it and so do my 6 and 10 year old nephews. Lots to do and lots to unlock, the cubs are very cute and the graphics are superb.