Pilotwings Resort
7.4
Platforms
- Nintendo 3DSMar 27, 20117.4playscore7.227 Critics7.835.4K Players
27 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- That being said, there is more depth than I expected, given the number of challenges and the skill that is involved to get past some of the harder ones. As well, the exclusion of any multiplayer seems like a missed opportunity to me. At the end of the day Pilotwings Resort isn’t a bad game, especially for a launch title, it is just that it definitely could been a lot more than it was.
Kirby Yablonski · Apr 13, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review - It's a different kind of game that will appeal to specific players, but the lack of content won't keep anyone coming back for long
Game Trailers · Mar 29, 2011 Reviewed on 3DS - Pilotwings Resort delivers the fun, engaging, family-orientated experience that Nintendo has continually been able to provide, whilst still being able to offer a distinct level of challenge. Whilst a little light on content, it marks a welcome return for the series and one that you shouldn’t be wary of missing out on.
Alex Seedhouse · Mar 28, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review - I would really love to give this one a hearty recommendation, as I found plenty of enjoyment flying the various flying machines around and completing missions.
Amanda L. Kondolojy · Mar 27, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review - This is a good-looking game that's easy to pick up and have some fun with, and it does a great job of presenting you with increasingly challenging missions as you progress. It lacks both the variety and the longevity to be recommended without hesitation, though, and--presentation aside--it is inferior to its 15-year-old predecessor in just about every way.
Justin Calvert · Mar 27, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review - On its own merits, Pilotwings Resort offers lighthearted flight action that's fun enough while it lasts, but it just doesn't last very long. As if the brevity of the mission lineup weren't enough, there's no support for StreetPass or the 3DS' other nifty system-level features that would have let you further explore all the cool stuff your new handheld can do.
Brad Shoemaker · Mar 25, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review - Colourful, crisp and with horizons that have never looked so distant. It’s disappointing, then, that you’ll discover its limits so quickly
Edge Staff · Mar 24, 2011 Reviewed on 3DS - After a few minutes of 3D play each session, I switched it back to 2D and enjoyed the experience just as much, if not more. Even when flat, Pilotwings Resort looks presentable and clean.
Brett Elston · Mar 23, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review - What Monster Games has delivered with Pilotwings Resort is good fun, with satisfying flight controls across all of the game’s vehicles. Even still, it feels a bit empty. Most of the game content can be unlocked in a measly few hours, and the extras are not only trivial, but can get extremely aggravating to unlock.
Nick Chester · Mar 23, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review - At its core the majority of the game is still just basically flying around the island, but there's enough variety between the various missions to keep things fresh and enough unlockable goodies to keep you coming back for more. It might have been a rather long wait for a new Pilotwings release, but Nintendo couldn't have picked a better system for it.
Corbie Dillard · Mar 22, 2011 Reviewed on 3DSRead full review
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Trailers & Screenshots:
Import your Mii characters from the 3DS Mii Maker and explore Wuhu Island (the star of Wii Sports Resort and Wii Fit Plus) by plane, by hang glider and by rocket belt. Each vehicle type features unique controls that offer a different challenge. Complete around 40 flight missions in Mission Mode to earn stars, or scour Wuhu Island for hundreds of collectible extras in Free Flight Mode
Developer: Monster Games, Inc.