The map UI is easy to understand and the ability to "train" your animal has been awesome. I really like game. But, the kinect isn't sensititve enough to always translate to movements in the game.

What a great game. My kids love this. They get to interact with the animals and play games with them. Animations are adorable and my girls really love the game.

My child has really loved this game or maybe I should call it an interactive experience. There are a lot of activities you can do with the tigers. The motion recognition works quite well so kids don't get frustrated. Everything is explained well and simply enough.

I bought this game knowing that my 4 year old son was going to get the most fun out of it. However, when I worked out the calibration and how it might work for him, I found myself drawn in and an hour went by in a flash.

My three yr. Old and eight yr.old love it, easy to understand because of the live like animation direction of the narrator, kids love picking their own pets, and interaction with the pet. I would definitely recommend this game. Some times the game did stAll but with reposition it did work.

fun with the kids and without, the kids love it. provides hours of entertainment

I'm 19 and I love this game. I get more exercise out of playing this than I have going to a gym. It also gives you a wide variety of mini-games to choose from so you don't get bored.

Kinectimals is an adventure game for children, but the grown up gamer should give it a try as well. Everything looks very good and plays away nicely. There are a few drawbacks hidden in the menus, but they certainly don't spoil the fun.

Four cute cats on a tropic island need someone to play with them and learn them new tricks. Jonas hoped on the assignment...

Great graphics; nice for kids

Slow response; imprecise controls; quickly grows dull

Nothing in this world is cuter than a fuzzy little tiger cub. That seems to be the pivot on which Kinectimals is balanced. The levels of cuteness on display are enough to melt the heart of even the most curmudgeonly of visitors to the tranquil island paradise that the game inhabits.

It literally couldn't be cuter without including baby chimps; It does what it wants to do perfectly; Scratching your cub behind the ears until it purrs like a motorbike is lovely

Bumble; There's not a lot of variation or content; It feels like an extremely guided experience; Bumble; Dialogue and narrative are so cheesy it's almost embarrassing