As it happens, Jake is much more drawn to the idea of a snooze than involving himself in the Ice King's antics, so in the beginning, much of the work will be done by Finn while Jake functions as more of a passive tag-along. And so it was that Jake and Finn, taunted by the Ice King's thievery though not at all threatened by it, set out on an adventure to reclaim stolen goods he was probably entitled to snag in the first place. Jake and Finn, the much-befriended inhabitants in the Land of Ooo, kick off their day like any other and come to the realization that the harmless-yet-nauseating Ice King has made off with a pile of their junk, arranging it in the form of a princess to lure them into a meaningless charade. Rather, it extends out a comfortable and driven exchange that, instead of drowsing, manifests a very subtle grace in how it has all come together.Ībout all that needs to be gleaned on a basic level can be gathered by looking at the game's lengthy subtitle.
And really, who better to have faith in to develop a handheld adaptation with broad appeal than the ever-reliable team at WayForward? I'm sure the temptation existed to rely heavily on the support system and thereby temper creativity, but Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?!! is a refreshing bout that does not manipulate with the goal of compensating for weaknesses or anything of that nature. Nevertheless, having little affiliation with the source material, there was great enthusiasm on my part to discover if Adventure Time's first full-scale videogame would have its design impressions wasted on the likes of anyone yet-to-be-versed in all things Jake and Finn. Devoid of eccentricity, a formula that employs understood building blocks and sets these ablaze through jocularity doesn't seem like anything too shattering in concept.
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