Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends Imagination Invaders

I really love the game!. I used to watch the show! :)

I got this game for my daughter who is 9. She was a big fan of the TV show so she LOVES this game.She was captivated with it for quite a while. She found the levels to be challenging but not overwhelming. She would comment about making her goals and felt proud when she met them.Graphics were good and plots were fun for her. It seemed to fit well with the characters and storylines of the animated series.

This little game is super easy and super fun all at the same time! Not much of a challenge, but that's what I liked about it. Just pure fun. As an adult gamer, sometimes these games can be a bit frustrating. But this one was easy to pick up and easy to remember how to do everything....without having to look at the booklet all the time! Perfect for kids and adults too. I wish there was a sequel to this one.

This is one of my faovurite shows, haha, so I might be bias. But this is a really fun game, nothing uber/super exciting, but still fun.

Foster's is our favorite cartoon, so I decided to get this for a little 8 year old girl, she loves it. She said it's really cute, too bad you can't play with Cheese character, you can only interact with him.Anyway, I ordered it for Xmas and it was a good choice.

My daughter loved the game!

I didn't realize this was a little kids game but it provided some stress free relaxation after a rough work day.

Why am I the first person on Amazon to give this a negative review? Parents of 2007 and onward, you all should have realized what you just let your children get a hold of; despite the awesome Cartoon Network show this game is based off of, that's about the only good thing the game provides at all. You'd think a game where you play as an imaginary friend and navigate a giant orphanage full of endless wonder would at least make for decent fun, especially considering this is based off of one episode in particular where they play pretend to defeat evil monsters that were accidentally imagined.But no. Imagination Invaders is awful. Awful, awful, awful. It doesn't even try to live up to its name.You play as Bloo, and while you do get to roam the halls of Foster's Home, that's pretty much the entire game right there. You go around and search rooms, looking for objects, and then eventually bringing them back to the characters that desired them, and the formula repeats. Yes, I'm serious. This is a Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends game, and that's the best they could come up with. How IMAGINATIVE!The game tries sprinkling elements that seem like they should matter on top of the "action" but they really don't matter. The Space Nut Boogies walking around? They move too slow, so I can just search almost right in front of them without a care. The transitional minigame where you shoot web at them? I can rapidly tap the stylus on them all I want and they won't be able to do jack. The character abilities obtained by gathering allies? You do these on specially marked tiles, and all they do is allow you to continue with your incredibly boring task of searching for things in those areas that require them.That's the keyword: BORING. This game is that, and with a license of this, BORING is the last thing this game should have ever been!

Arrived on time, as advertised.