Games Like Mario Party 7 for PS2

Spongebob Squarepants Lights, Camera, Pants is a Party video game based on the famous TV series known as Spongebob Squarepants. The game has both Single and Multiplayer modes developed by THQ Studio Australia and published THQ. It is the first game in the series to introduce multiplayer mini-games and offers the similar gameplay to the Mario Party series. There are up to thirty mini-games are available, and each game has different playing style and objectives to complete. The primary task is to score the highest points than other players to win the match. Each game takes place in the location of Bikini Bottom. Each area contains up to three mini-games within it. Up to eight locations are present, containing more than twenty-four mini-games. Select your character and dive into the game where you must compete against either AI-controlled characters or other players to show off your abilities. Spongebob Squarepants, Sandy Cheeks, Mr.Krabs, etc. are playable characters in the game. It has three modes such as Single Audition, Tournament, and Story Mode. With enhanced mechanics, brilliant gameplay, and prominent features, Spongebob Squarepants: Lights, Camera, Pants is the best game to play and enjoy.

Incredible Crisis is an Action and Single-player video game developed by Polygon Magic and published by Titus Interactive for PlayStation platform. The game revolves around four members of a Japanese family on their epic adventures from the busy routines to get the gifts for the grandmother of the family. It contains several action-based mini-games with pre-rendered cut-scenes. According to the storyline, it is the birthday of a grandmother named Haruko, and she wishes everyone home for her special day as a reminder. Unfortunately, the family has completely forgotten her birthday and make up a birthday promise to her. The game starts like other days for the members such as mother Etsuko, father Taneo, daughter Ririka, etc. until events’ strings stand as the hurdles in their way of returning to the home of the grandmother with presents. There are up to twenty-four mini-games are available that contains the massive game as a whole, but few of them repeat. The game falls under the party genre, despite using the single controller. With superb gameplay, immersive storyline, and smooth controls, Incredible Crisis is a fun game to play.

EyeToy: Play 2 is a Party and Single-player video game created by SCE London Studio and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. It is the 2nd instalment in the series of EyeToy: Play. The game uses the EyeToy camera technology to project the player on the screen, enabling him to interact with on-screen objects easily. There are twelve new mini-games available that lets for Single-player and Multiplayer modes. A tournament mode is introduced in the game for several players to compete against each other in a series of mini-games to make points. Unlike the original game, it takes advantages of some EyeToy capabilities, including being able to detect the force and speed of motion, and improved accuracy. In total there are eighty-two games, twelve of them are games while seventy-five are bonus games. Some games are similar to football sports, where the main object of the player is to defend the goal of his team while opposing team struggles to hit the soccer ball into the goal of the player team. With prominent features, superb mechanics, and cool graphics, EyeToy: Play 2 is an addictive game to play.