WALL-E

About

WALL-E is a comedy shooter game with both single-player and multi-player modes. It follows the story of a small robot, WALL-E, who is left on Earth to clean up garbage. When WALL-E meets EVE, a sleek robot from humans, he embarks on a cosmic journey. Gameplay includes solving puzzles, building platforms, and competing in mini-games, all with good graphics, plot, delightful gameplay, and soundtrack.

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Play Modes

Local Multi-Player Play with friends in the same physical space using split-screen or multiple screens
2-Players Play with one other player, either online or locally, in a cooperative or competitive game mode
Multi-Player Compete or cooperate with other players online
Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo
Split Screen Play with multiple players on the same screen, often with divided or shared screen real estate

96%

Audience ScoreBased on 469 reviews

story10 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

The game evokes strong nostalgia for players who enjoyed it as children, making it a delightful trip down memory lane.
Gameplay is fun and varied, featuring a mix of platforming, puzzles, and mini-games that keep the experience engaging.
Despite its age, the game runs well on modern systems and retains a charming aesthetic that appeals to fans of the movie.

The controls can be clunky and frustrating, particularly during jumping segments, which may lead to repeated failures.
Graphics and cutscenes have aged poorly, with some visuals appearing low-resolution and unpolished compared to modern standards.
The game can feel short and repetitive, with some levels dragging on and lacking significant challenge or depth.

story
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
71%
8%
The game's story, while diverging from the original film's plot, captures the essence of "Wall-E" and introduces new elements that enhance the narrative experience. Players appreciate the engaging storyline and character development, particularly the backstory of lesser-known characters, despite some criticisms regarding pacing and coherence. Overall, the game successfully conveys themes of environmentalism and love, making it a worthwhile adaptation for fans of the movie.
- “A uniquely invigorating gaming experience with an exciting story and excellent characters, even fleshing out the backstory of previously unknown characters such as Umbrellabot; this game has it all.”
- “I was surprised to find that it hit all the major story beats of the movie and does it justice.”
- “This game right here tells a beautiful story that follows a great movie, and the one moral I take away from this game is that I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords and hope you guys do too.”
- “Also, like any video game adaptation, they change the story so much it's barely recognizable.”
- “I'm usually easy to please and while the gameplay for this is a little bit novel, the graphics are weak, the story is lame, and the UI is atrociously designed.”
- “Whilst the story is a bit rushed in the cutscenes in-game and it doesn't exactly match the movie it's based off of, this game is amazing not only for the fact that it's not shovelware, and that it plays extremely well.”
graphics
42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
55%
14%
The graphics of the game are generally considered dated, reflecting its origins as a PS2 title, but many players find them surprisingly good for its age, especially when played on modern hardware. While some reviews note that the visuals can be janky and lack options for customization, others appreciate the game's aesthetic and the nostalgic charm it brings. Overall, the graphics may not compete with contemporary standards, but they still provide an enjoyable experience for fans of the original game.
- “The graphics are surprisingly good for its age and the game runs great without any frame drops or lag.”
- “The game has beautiful graphics and a fascinating story.”
- “My biggest surprise playing [i]wall•e[/i], 10 years after purchasing it for my kid, is how good the in-game graphics look in modern resolutions like 1080p and 4k.”
- “This game has not aged well graphically.”
- “The graphics were so bad I wasn't sure if one of the richest corporations on the planet made this, or if it was a joke by someone pretending to be Disney.”
- “Its a good game but graphics are shit.”
gameplay
39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
49%
8%
The gameplay of the Disney-Pixar Wall-E video game is praised for its creativity, smooth mechanics, and enjoyable level design, effectively capturing the essence of the film. Players recommend using a controller for an optimal experience, as the game features a variety of engaging gameplay styles and puzzle mechanics that enhance the overall enjoyment. While not revolutionary, the gameplay is considered solid and nostalgic, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of the franchise.
- “Great memories, very creative gameplay and challenges; loved every minute of it!”
- “A fun and solid movie tie-in game with multiple enjoyable gameplay styles that accurately replicate the feel of the film.”
- “The level design is good and has some really creative game mechanics.”
- “I recommend playing with a controller as the keyboard controls don't do the gameplay justice.”
- “The gameplay is not the best but it has more quality than most licensed kids' games.”
- “Even if some of the mechanics in the game were underused, such as the laser and charm bot button, they still added it in because it was part of the movie.”
music
37 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
65%
8%
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, with many users praising its catchy and diverse soundtrack that enhances the overall experience. While some noted that the soundtrack may not be as impressive as the film's, it still features standout tracks that resonate with players, particularly the nostalgic tunes from "Hello, Dolly!" However, a few reviews mentioned that the music can be overly loud or repetitive, and some felt that the variety was lacking. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a significant asset to the game, contributing to its charm and engagement.
- “The music is an absolute bop, banger, and terrifying all at the same time.”
- “Absolutely amazing soundtrack.”
- “The creepy industrially broken setting and graphics combined with the banger soundtrack and fluid platforming make this game go from a typical licensed piece of trash to an actually great experience.”
- “Only complaint: there's only like 3 songs in the soundtrack.”
- “The music is appropriately used although the music itself is not that interesting.”
- “The soundtrack is nowhere near as beautiful as the movie's, but it has some great tunes (the one that plays during speedway sections comes to mind).”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised for its hilarity, with players enjoying the quirky interactions and amusing character designs. The blend of different play styles and quick chapters enhances the comedic experience, while humorous gags tied to item collection add to the game's charm. Overall, the light touches of humor contribute significantly to the fun factor.
- “The controls are a little funny at times, but the game with its mix of different play styles and quick chapters makes for a good time!”
- “You find items like he does in the movie, and each one rewards you with a funny little gag.”
- “Part of the game's charm is the light touches of humor scattered throughout.”
stability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
Overall, the game demonstrates solid stability with no significant frame drops or lag, and it is largely bug-free. However, players have noted some glitches and texture issues, likely due to its age, which can affect the experience, particularly with controls.
- “The graphics are surprisingly good for its age, and the game runs great without any frame drops or lag.”
- “The game is bug-free.”
- “The game itself is bug-free.”
- “Despite the glitches and texture problems due to its age, the game is targeted towards kids.”
- “The game has bad controls, and I often found myself searching for glitches and cool spots throughout the maps.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Players consistently note that grinding in the game is extensive, often requiring 60 to 100 hours to achieve significant progress, leading some to suggest that it feels like a second job or life.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Grindy (60 - 100 hours).”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game boasts impressive optimization, achieving 60fps and loading times under one second, enhancing overall performance and control responsiveness. However, while it is optimized for PC, some users feel it wasn't fully designed to accommodate PC controls effectively.
- “Great performance with 60fps and loading times of less than one second.”
- “The controls are much more optimized, making the game much more fun.”
- “Also, while the game uses clips and sound design from the movie to great effect, they actually got the great Jeff Garlin to reprise his role as the captain of the Axiom... and made him phone in his performance!”
- “It may have the controls and optimization for PC, but it was not built to work with PC controls.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
67%
The game offers moderate replayability through its cheats and extras menu, as well as multiplayer options, though the quality of multiplayer remains uncertain. While some players find limited replay value in the main story, engaging secondary objectives and the potential for cooperative play can enhance the experience for those who enjoy playing with friends.
- “There is also a lot of replayability due to the little cheats menu and extras menu, and there is also multiplayer, although I don't know how good that would be since I haven't played it.”
- “Even though there is very little replay value, it does a good job of keeping you engaged the whole way through with the secondary objectives beyond just going through the main story.”
- “There is also a lot of replayability due to the little cheats menu and extras menu, and there is also multiplayer, although I don't know how good that would be because I haven't played it.”
- “This adds a lot of replay value if you're into those kinds of things.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
150%
The atmosphere of the game is highly praised, with comparisons to iconic titles like Half-Life 2, highlighting its strong worldbuilding and immersive qualities that evoke nostalgia for players.
- “Quite atmospheric; I enjoyed the moment a lot and it brought me back to my childhood.”
- “The worldbuilding and atmosphere are unironically on par with games such as Half-Life 2.”
- “The game fails to create a compelling atmosphere, leaving players feeling disconnected from the world.”
- “Despite its potential, the atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, lacking the depth needed to immerse players.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
While movie tie-in games often face criticism for being cash grabs, this particular game surprisingly manages to avoid that label, offering a more thoughtful experience than expected.
- “Movie tie-in games usually get a bad rap for falling somewhere between a well-intentioned mess and a senseless cash grab.”
- “Surprisingly to my adult self, the game isn't a complete and utter cash grab as I thought it was.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional journey of Umbrellabot is profound and introspective, prompting players to reflect on their own lives. Many consider it a standout achievement in Disney games, highlighting its impactful storytelling and character development.
- “The emotional growth of Umbrellabot throughout the game is deep and thoughtful, making one ponder about their own life. Truly Disney games' magnum opus. Would play again.”