DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power - Nintendo Switch

This is a great game for younger gamers. The developers really did a great job of capturing the series. The combat is very simple, but works extremely well. The game runs smooth and extremely polished.

Join the fight for justice as Wonder Woman, Supergirl, and Batgirl from the animated series DC Super Hero GirlsTeam up with the playable Super-Villains Harley Quinn, Catwoman, and Star SapphireSave Metropolis with each Super Hero or Super-Villain's unique abilities by defeating the tinkering terror of ToymanExplore the city like a hero or a regular teenager and visit iconic hangout spots from the show. Metropolis High School and Sweet Justice: here we come! But be careful not to reveal your secret identity.Build up Hob's Bay, an abandoned part of Metropolis, and put your own stamp on its fresh new lookProduct DescriptionSuit up as the DC Super Hero Girls and save Metropolis! Join the fight as Wonder Woman, Supergirl, and Batgirl from the animated series DC Super Hero Girls, and save Metropolis from the tinkering terror of Toyman! With the city in danger, even frenemies like Harley Quinn, Catwoman, and Star Sapphire will need to band together to help protect the town.

We had gotten my three girls this game for Christmas, along with about 8 other games.They all fought over this game.

I purchased this for myself as I like the DC Super Hero Girls show and thought this video game based on it looked fun. I had expected it to be around a 5 hour game, which story wise it can be played within a day, however there is enough side content that I actually played for almost a week trying to complete everything and I still have unfinished business in the game. There's multiple different types of collectibles, many side quests, a good story, and while most of the battles weren't anything too challenging, there were a few optional ones that I still haven't managed to beat. All battles, both optional and story can be replayed without having to start a new game which was a definite relief to me as there is one collectible that only appears during battles and I wasn't able to find them all the first time. One of my favorite things to do in this game was to go around taking photos. This is one of those games that doesn't just give you the ability to take screenshots, but to have a camera in game that you can use to take different types of photos. While the main purpose is for the in game social media, which was a part of the game I wasn't a big fan of as I'm not a huge fan of social media, you can take photos of anything you want with the only exception being that the camera is not available in battles so you have to use the screenshot button if you want to take photos of your chosen character in costume. The social media aspect of the game is used the same as people do in real life, with trying to get as many likes and followers as possible. In this game the best way to get that is to take photos of whatever is currently trending which tends to be on the ridiculous side. More than once I found myself taking photos of laundry, taxi's and shipping containers. The only thing I photographed for the social media site that I was taking photos of anyway were pigeons. In real life I'm always taking photographs of animals and nature so for me that was going to happen anyway. While the social media part of the game was definitely more of an annoyance to me than anything else with the constant dinging and being forced to get followers and likes, it does add a sense of realism to the game as it the game definitely has a modern day feel to it. Other than that, I had a lot of fun playing this game. I have added my own photos/screenshots from the game to show a little more of it. All photos are spoiler free so they won't give you a better sense of the story, just some of the gameplay and some of the different types of photos that can be taken. All photos of the characters in costume are screenshots and all the others, with the exception of the one of Harley in the air and the one of her standing in a small space high up with buildings behind her, were taken with the camera feature. The closeup of the bear is the only one I have shared that used one of the filters that can be used on the photos.

My ten year old told me to give this five stars. This game is perfect for that age group. Plays just like the cartoon. As a parent (who also loves superheroes) I give it a thumbs up.

Exactly what I wanted

I purchased this gane for my daughters 10th birthday- she loves DC super hero girls. This game was a hit with her.

Loved that it was easy for a 3 and 5 year old to pickup and play.