The vehicles, just like the land they drive on, are devoid of any ounce of creativity and merely reproduce the clichés of the genre (residential area, jungle, etc).
The textures and 3D models are pretty decent, but we deplore the total lack of inspiration when it comes to the esthetics. Graphically speaking, Hello Kitty Kruisers is far from outrageous. Want to try steering a plane by tilting your device? Only if you fancy pulling your hair out! It's also worth noting that there is no multiplayer option, which is very unfortunate for a game that could be loaned around perfectly.
The virtual pad isn't sensitive or responsive enough, while driving the vehicle by rotating the tablet is simply catastrophic. Unfortunately, none of these methods of control is very effective. You can steer your vehicle using a virtual stick appearing on your screen or by tilting your tablet to on side or the other. Hello Kitty Kruisers seems to have been developed in somewhat of a hurry, and that is unfortunately felt in the controls. This variety helps make the game richer, especially since some races take place in an airplane, which inevitably switches up the gameplay (even if the handling of the aircraft clearly lacks punch and most of the time you're left bumping into invisible walls). All the classics elements of the genre are present: bonuses to collect, accelerators on the ground, and gaming landscapes that offer more than the classics. However, the game offers some good content with multiple game modes: Tournament Mode gives you the option of classic races in which you have to come first, while Adventure mode sets you various missions to accomplish. Hello Kitty Kruisers looks like yet another clone of Mario Kart for iOS, with the nice Japanese characters from Hello Kitty.
Different modes of play in the world of Hello Kitty
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