Leo could have learned a bit more from Disney...
Cute can be an attribute of a video game, but that surely isn't enough. Even if you create a game for kids, these creations still require some polish and some attention to mechanics, to the way the game is produced, overall, and the entire array of elements. Yep, graphics are okay in this one, a bit on the sketchy side, but that can be survived! However, that is less so the case when the levels don't seem to be going nowhere, when the interactivity is at them most basal, and when original ideas are not taken further, but abandoned half way through. Plus, the movement, the animation of the characters, player and otherwise is by no means as good as it should. For instance, Disney's Lion King managed both the adorable, aww inducing feel, as well as well done gameplay, you know, a game that you want to see how it challenges you next. Nope, the overall production value of Leo the Lion is just abysmal, and there are no other elements to redeem it, to make it worthwhile. You might give it a try but be warned, this one is that the best mediocre, when it's not an outright bore.
