Pridefest™ Reviews – Page 4
3/5 rating based on 51 reviews. Read all reviews for Pridefest™ for iPhone.
Pridefest™ is free iOS app published by Atari, Interactive
Amusing enough but broken at level 28
Joey Guido
The game is amusing enough as the "first gay app game". However it's ugly that you can not pass level 28 even though there's supposed to be 40 levels. The map is literally impossible as you have to collect 100 stars and both end on a dead end so it's logistically an impossibility. Don't think that I've ever seen an app before with such an obviously blatant glitch, it's embarrassing for the creators and also, insulting to those who hung with it only to find they've wasted all this time only to never be able to progress further unless somehow takes their head out of their rainbow filled tunnel and actually fix this obvious default :(
Help me please
Kiaaabhoo
Can someone help me i am stuck on level 6. I cannot unlock the library. How do you get the library. Help me please!!
Rainbows
fairies68
Don't care for the gay part, I just love rainbows and happy themes... Fun to customize but I have no idea how to progress in this game :/
Good game that needs major improvements
The monster master
First of all it's a fun, new game. But it needs some fixing. I can't connect to Facebook and the only player model is female. Also the sizes should be more than how heavy your person is. That's my only problems though as it is still a good game
Okayy soooo
Ajbomber
Okay so before I went to work today, I purchased a bunch of floats and stuff. And when I got on lunch, it wasn't finished building. It was only supposed to take 2 hours tops. But it was still on 2 hours after 4. Anyway that can be fixed?
Fun, but glitch ended the game for me
GreenwickPress
Update: The game lost all my data 3 times in a row today. Downgrading this from 3 stars down to 1 star. I wish this game would work, but it simply doesn't, and it sounds like Atari isn't going to bother fixing anything here. I thought this game was decently fun, and I am still excited a mainstream publisher made an LGBT focused game. As other reviewers have pointed out, it would be great if this game had a little more depth to it, more diversity, and showed more of actual LGBT life. But as a bit of rainbow flavored escapism while a lot of anti-LGBT stuff is happening, I have really enjoyed improving a gray, sad place by throwing pride parades. Unfortunately, the game is difficult to figure out at times. It took me awhile to figure out that starting a parade from the city magazine is different from starting a parade anywhere else. There wasn't any info available online about it, as far as I could find, and I quit. I decided to give it one more chance & figured it out. Now I've hit another roadblock: I need to use an Eiffel Tower float in a parade, but I can't build one of those until I build a library. The game has started crashing even more lately, so my attempts to figure that out are constantly interrupted. This is quickly sapping my desire to play.
Fun game
MarkDeMoss
This game is sorta like sims city. You build stuff and earn coins from the fruits of your labor. As for the reviewer that is worried about sexuality, there's no sexuality in this game other than creating a pride parade. 99.9% of children movies/tv/games have heteronormative characters. To me that's the greater sin, to grow up and never be able identify with LGBT characters on the screen. Since the topic of 2016 has moved toward gender identity, I'll reply by explaining that science has shown to be the more correct assumption is the child makes the assumption of gender identity at a very early age of 2 to 4. How we wear our hair, talk and walk. Studies of adults, even as old as late life, that have been forced to have a certain gender identity have shown they all felt wrongly gendered at an early age. Thanks Atari for making this, I'm off to buy the rest of the Atari games that I grew up on. One request, make Atari games for Apple TV.