The functions performed by the four face buttons are context-sensitive and displayed in the top right corner of the screen at all times, which goes a long way toward making the game accessible for family members who perhaps aren't as familiar with the Xbox 360 controller as you. Neither setup is complicated, but the basic option should be a welcome addition for anyone who isn't entirely comfortable with the idea of using both analog sticks simultaneously or with using the triggers in addition to the face buttons. This degree of open-endedness can actually feel a little daunting at first, but you’ll quickly realize that your progression through the game is more structured than it first appears.ĭepending on your profile settings, Viva Piñata's controls will default to either a basic or an advanced scheme. The game doesn’t present you with many specific tasks at any point, your goal is simply to create and maintain a garden that increasingly demanding piñatas will want to make their home. By the time you're done talking to her, you'll be armed with a shovel, a watering can, and a packet of grass seeds with which to get started on your piñata paradise. When you arrive, a tearful girl named Leafos, who spends her days lamenting the state of the garden, will guide you through all of the game's basic controls and gameplay mechanics. It's been neglected for some time, though, and looks more like the beginnings of a desert landfill than a garden that any self-respecting piñata would want to call home.
Your life on Piñata Island begins on a small patch of land that used to belong to a legendary gardener named Jardiniero. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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