• Posted November 30th, 2012 at 06:34 EDT by Benjamin Shillabeer-Hall
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(continued from previous page) ...camera is mostly static, it can be annoying when making jumps, and on numerous occasions we found ourselves accidentally jumping into a pit or some lava. Thankfully the game has multiple well-placed checkpoints, which means if you do die you never have to go back too far to try again.

The main campaign is pretty short, only lasting approximately six hours with 11 levels in total. Once you complete the game however, you do get access to new game plus, which expands the main game a little bit. However, because of how linear the levels are and how easy the secret items are to find, there’s not much replay value unless you’re a huge fan of the show. Nevertheless, even with some of its faults, Ben 10: Omiverse is still a very good hack and slash game with a great soundtrack that fits the action well, and kids should enjoy playing as their favourite characters from the much-loved T.V series.