Job Island: Hard Working People
released on Mar 13, 2009
Help Wanted allows players to choose from completing over fifty odd jobs, including: Haunted House Monster, Clown, Make-up Artist, Pinch Hitter, Pizza Chef, Stunt Car Driver, Sumo Referee, Action Hero and Sushi Master to name just a few. The game includes multiple difficulty levels that change up the game play elements and a multiplayer feature that allows for head-to-head play on up to fifteen different jobs.
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Job Island: Hard Working People is a quirky and surprisingly fun mini-game collection that transforms mundane jobs into frantic challenges. You'll tackle tasks ranging from sushi chef to red carpet interviewer, all using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk in creative ways. While the premise gets repetitive over time and some minigames suffer from unclear controls, Job Island offers a vibrant, goofy experience that's perfect for short bursts of multiplayer mayhem.
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I should play this again it was so fun
A minigame collection underpinned by a wacky story about various objects on a collision course with Earth. Some of the minigames are bland, but it feels like genuine effort went into this given the variety and amount of challenges. Copies are dirt cheap, so it's worth giving a try.
This game is really an underrated gem.
It manage to be charming while making no sense whatsoever, the crazyness of the story is both funny and engaging, and almost all the minigames are fun to play (out of the 50 minigames, there's maybe 1 or 2 that are a little frustrating to play)
The musics are all little bangers, even if it's only 30 seconds loops. They all are energic and catchy
This game deserve way more love, and I'm glad I'm one of the few people who had the luck to play it
It manage to be charming while making no sense whatsoever, the crazyness of the story is both funny and engaging, and almost all the minigames are fun to play (out of the 50 minigames, there's maybe 1 or 2 that are a little frustrating to play)
The musics are all little bangers, even if it's only 30 seconds loops. They all are energic and catchy
This game deserve way more love, and I'm glad I'm one of the few people who had the luck to play it
I once tried to convince someone this game existed and he didn't believe me even tho I know for a fact he played it
31/07/2023 update: he remembered it two Thursdays ago
31/07/2023 update: he remembered it two Thursdays ago