Party Video Games9
Party games. Category of titles that put emphasis on multiplayer mode and interactions between people playing in the same room. Party games are usually collections of arcade minigames. The most popular titles from this genre are such series as Rock Band or SingStar.
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Buzz! Junior: RoboJam
Party 25 May 2007
A family game that puts a lot of emphasis on having fun in a wider group of people. We take control of nice robots by joining 25 different mini-games.
Space Channel 5 Part 2
Party 04 March 2011
Space Channel 5 Part 2 is the second installment of the dance series created by United Game Artists under the direction of Tetsuyi Mizuguchi. The main character of the game is a 19-year-old TV journalist, Ulala, who, together with her friends, sets out to rescue people kidnapped by a criminal group called Rhythm Rogues.
Hugo: Przygoda z angielskim
Party 28 August 2009
Playing with the educational friendly Hugo troll in the lead role, thanks to which it is possible to learn the basics of the English language. The whole is designed for children and with the help of funny mini games and colorful cartoon graphics in a simple way teaches a foreign language.
The Ultimate Battle of The Sexes
Party 17 December 2010
The Ultimate Battle of The Sexes is a collection of social mini-games in which men and women can face each other in bizarre duels. Developers from the Conspiracy Entertainment studio have prepared 24 tasks related to gender stereotypes. Competitors include car parking, cooking, orientation and shopping. Multiplayer mode allows 8 players to have fun together.
Winx Club: Around the World
Party 13 May 2011
A family game in which we travel with wizards from Winx club around the world, visiting France, Japan and tropical islands, among others.
Sports Champions
Party 17 September 2010
Arcade game in which we take part in a number of sports competitions. Due to its character and the current element of competition, it works particularly well in a larger group of people.
Family Gameshow
Party 20 November 2009
Another production of virtual quizzes for the whole family. The authors have prepared several different play modes, which will appeal to both adults and children.
Picture Perfect Hair Salon
Party 01 December 2009
A virtual beauty salon, where we can check how we will perform in a completely different hairstyle. Production uses a camera built into the console.
Dance Dance Revolution: Hottest Party 4
Party 29 April 2011
The next installment of the Dance Dance Revolution series on Wii, which takes advantage of the console's capabilities and requires the dancers to move with their whole body, and not just step on the mat.
Ape Escape
Party 09 December 2010
A rail shooter using the PlayStation Move controller, in which we shoot at the title monkeys. While playing, we can use several types of "weapons". (e.g. slings). The gameplay takes the player to many different locations - most of which are located on a tropical, extremely colorful island.
Rock Band: Unplugged
Party 09 June 2009
Rock Band: Unplugged is a music-arcade game created by the Backbone Entertainment studio for concert enthusiasts "without electricity". Players have the opportunity to show a sense of rhythm and manual coordination, performing popular hits in the unplugged version. On the soundtrack of the game there are songs by such artists as: Nirvana, Tenacious D, Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, Jethro Tull and The Who.
SingStar Dance
Party 05 November 2010
SingStar Dance is a game from the music and dance series produced by Sony Computer Entertainment. Players have the opportunity to test their skills by singing popular songs (karaoke), as well as try their hand at dancing. The game takes advantage of the capabilities of the PlayStation Move controller and the PlayStation Eye webcam, offering fun for up to 4 participants.
Sesame Street: Ready. Set, Grover!
Party 02 August 2011
Sesame Street: Ready. Set, Grover! is a family game created by Griptonite Games studio addressed to the youngest. The heroes of Sesame Street try to promote a healthy lifestyle, commissioning players to perform a variety of tasks requiring physical activity. The title uses the capabilities of the Wiimote wireless motion controller.
The Smurfs Dance Party
Party 19 July 2011
A family dance game inspired by the three-dimensional film The Smurfs (2011). Players have the opportunity to dance with the Smurfetka, Papa Smurf, Wise, Gargamel and other characters of the Smurf world.
SingStar Guitar
Party 13 October 2010
SingStar Guitar is a music game produced by Sony Computer Entertainment for instrumental music enthusiasts on PlayStation 3. The developers have implemented support for guitar controllers known from the Guitar Hero and Rock Band series. Thanks to this, players can test not only their vocal skills, but also those related to playing musical instruments.
Hello Kitty Seasons
Party 07 December 2010
First production at Nintendo Wii allowing fans to move into the Hello Kitty universe. The fun begins with the creation of a character who will help the characters known from the TV screen to build a new town. The game has an arcade character and focuses on a variety of mini-games. Additional attraction are simple economic elements.
Musaic Box
Party 11 October 2008
A musical game that requires good hearing. The game consists in arranging songs from previously collected blocks, corresponding to different instrumental parts.
Go Play Lumberjacks
Party 09 June 2009
A game from the party-games Go Play series. We play the role of a lumberjack and take part in a number of creative competitions. Among the available competitors we can find cutting down trees, sawing pieces of wood or throwing axes. Fun mechanics makes full use of the motion detection Wii controller and also supports the Wii Balance Board. A maximum of four players can take part in the game.
DJ Star
Party 21 August 2009
A musical game in which we play the role of a beginner DJ. One of its main elements is the ability to contract in real time.
Groovin' Blocks
Party 08 September 2008
A game of skill and music, in many ways referring to the principles of the classic "Tetris". We remove blocks of different colors from the board, performing all the actions to the rhythm of music.
Buzz! Junior: Monster Rumble
Party 02 November 2007
Third title from the "Buzz! Junior" series promoted by Sony. This time we interact with funny monsters created by a crazy scientist, joining more than 20 mini-games.
Dance on Broadway
Party 15 March 2011
Dance game from Ubisoft Studios, in which we have the opportunity to take part in a musical through the PlayStation Move controller. The game was aimed at immediate fun, so the career mode was abandoned. We choose one of our favourite Brodway musicals and we feel like a professional dancer by performing dance positions according to the instructions on the screen. We will be able to play a part in such musicals as Fame or Let the Sunshine In from Hair.
SingStar '90s
Party 03 August 2007
Singstar '90s is the ninth part of the popular series from Sony Computer Entertainment, in which we can play the vocalist. Each subsequent edition focused on a different selection of songs - we have already had to do with pop music, rock music, or songs from the eighties. With Singstar '90s we can move to the years 1990-1999 and remember the times of MC Hammer ("U Can't Touch This"), Seal ("Kiss from a rose"), or even Spice Girls ("Wannabe").
SingStar Rock Ballads
Party 21 September 2007
SingStar Rock Ballads is the tenth installment of the popular series of karaoke games from Sony London Studio, an internal division of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. The production brings thirty new tracks and this time it focuses on rock ballads. We can sing songs by such artists as Duran Duran ("Ordinary World"), Queen ("The Show Must Go On"), or Avril Lavigne ("I'm With You"). We are dealing here with both new and older pieces, which have become a permanent part of the history of music.