Disney's Wreck-it Ralph - App Review

Based on the hit movie from Disney, this game takes you right into the film.  Playing as characters from the film, Wreck-it Ralph takes you through all the games he visits in the movie.

When you first enter the game, you'll be in a station like area that you can access all the games from.

'Fix-it Felix Jr.' is the first you can enter. An 8-bit game that is pretty straight forward. Ralph climbs up the apartment building wrecking the windows. Felix (controlled by you) has to move from one window sell to the other fixing the windows while Ralph punches bricks down at you. You have a time limit to fix all the windows before you can move on to the next round. The game gets harder as you move up in levels, by having to move around obstacles that are blocking your path... This is a fan and old school style game.

'Sweet Climber' is the next one up. This one is a platform game, a endless climb that I found a little hard to get the hang of at first. Not really the game I can see myself playing or wanting to play, more so because I never lasted more than 30 seconds, but if you're good at other platform games like the recent "Hop" and "Sonic Jump", maybe you'll enjoy this too.

'Heroes Duty' has you in control of the character, Sergeant Calhoun. In the movie this game is a First Person Shooter, but in the app you're seeing everything from a birds eye view. You have to kill all the Cy-Bugs that are coming in at you from 360 degrees. You can control Sergeant Calhoun with the two controllers on ether side of the screen, one moves you from left to right, up and down and diagonally. The other controller, is a 360 degree continuous shooter, this is a good feature, but it dose take sometime to get use too. 'Heroes Duty' is a fast pace game, difficult, but is still fun.

'Turbo Time' is the last game you can enter at the moment. It's a 16-bit game that puts you in the driver seat, for a number of races as the character, Turbo. All you have to do is steer though the racecourse, collecting cons and hitting the speed tracks to help give you a boost. It starts off easy but the tracks get harder as you win races...

All the games in Wreck-It-Ralph are short mini-games. You cannot save your progress, but the app does keep track of your scores. You can also compete with your friends (and the world) by comparing scores in Wreck-It-Ralph's Game Central Station.

Overall, if you're a fan of the film you'll love this game!

Price: 99¢ (U.S.)

Platform: iOS and Android