Kinect games for kids

Phantasystar77 · May 12, 2014

Yeah Galactic it was a little off topic but my point is there's nothing. Yes some may argue that any game with any sort of Kinect compatibility is a Kinect game, but I disagree. With the exception of Child of Eden on 360, everything i' played that had optional
Kinect compatibility felt tacked on at best.

smileskybird · May 12, 2014

I'd really suggest Zoo Tycoon. Since (1) she's only a little kid (2) the game has Freeform mode (3) build an animal enrichment like the hose or animal interaction with the controller, and go into play mode visit any of those enrichment sites and use the
Kinect. One of them is a very simple hose you just need to clinch you're hands and move 'em a bit, the other is play with animals in that exhibit which requires you to perform some fun and wacky gestures including facial and arm ones with the Kinect and that
one even has a visual face mode or you can close it if she's shy (4) it's a game about animals. With Kinect Sports Rivals you probably also get a bunch of older peps in their 30s or 40s playing it. Just give Zoo Tycoon a try to start off with. The game has
really good graphics and on Xbox 1, it even has a co-op multiplayer option for the game so you can have up to 4 friends/peps in a game

Galactic Geek · Oct 31, 2018

Good recommendation bird, but I'd just like to add that Peggle 2 ALSO has 4-player modes that can be played locally (on the same couch).

eviltedi

No, it's not ridiculous, just a point of view, and in certain regions it had no Kinect support, it's understandable people think that way.

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You removed that quickly GG. This was a reply to a post GG removed. Just so you all don't think I have gone mad.

Galactic Geek

Why do people believe that? It's ridiculous!

If a game uses Kinect at ALL, it is a Kinect game. Sure, there may be a difference between a Kinect-enabled game or a Kinect-required game, but if the Kinect is used, it IS a Kinect game, no ins, ands, or buts about it... My point is that the OP is looking
for a great Kinect game for his/her daughter - Peggle 2 offers exactly that.

Phantasystar77

Yeah Galactic it was a little off topic but my point is there's nothing. Yes some may argue that any game with any sort of Kinect compatibility is a Kinect game, but I disagree. With the exception of Child of Eden on 360, everything i' played that had optional
Kinect compatibility felt tacked on at best.

Galactic Geek

Phantasy, we're getting off-topic. The original question was what Kinect(-enabled) games can the OP use for his/her daughter. Nothing more and nothing less - if you don't have any suggestions, then it's probably better not to post.

Lofty Who

For a minute there eviltedi I thought you were going mad, I was going to invite you to come sit with me in the odd corner, oh well, I like my own company

Kinect games for kids