The adventure mode is similar to the first game. Random tasks involving some mini games with some dialog advancing the story. The party mode makes all the minigames available for those who want to cut to the chase.

This game is for people who like party games. The adventure mode doesn’t offer much to a solo player. It’s just filler in my opinion. The main appeal of this game is party mode. It offers 24 mini games.

If you’re looking for some four player action then this is worth checking out. It’s definitely better playing with a crowd of rowdy sisters. Light enough nobody that it won’t permanently damage any relationships. Yet, engaging enough to keep everyone’s interest.

Sisters 2 is comparable to Party Party Time, Smurfs Party, or Carnival Games. All fun party games is my opinion. We tend to favor Party Party Time due to the amount of mini games. But Sisters 2 has some favorites too.

Sisters 2 is probably most similar to Smurfs Party. There’s a lot of similarities between the games, cut scenes, and overall vibe. However, Smurfs Party has twice the games.

Sisters 2 is much better than Carnival Games. Carnival Games uses too many of the same games with a different skin. There is diminishing returns with playing Carnival Games. Sisters 2 definitely has more unique games which hold more interest.

Adventure mode isn’t that interesting. The roller skates do speed it up but look funny skating through the sandy beach. Party mode is better, but I wish they included more games.

The summer fun vibe and sibling rivalry adds carries this game. I can’t say why exactly but the game seems just made for sisters.

Our Sisters 2 Road to Fame review gives it 7 out of 10 stars. The sequel is pretty much the same as the first. It’s not as good as Party Party Time, which genuinely has good content every release. Sisters 2 is light on mini games. If you loved Sisters Party Game of the Year, then you’ll like Sisters 2.

You might also want to take a look at my Sisters Party Game of the Year post.

The Sisters 2 Road to Fame – Review
brought to you by: David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

The story is about a rivalry between two sisters competing to see who gets to plan an upcoming parity The adventure mode is a single player exploring the sisters environment, doing quests and challenges in the form of minigames. The computer, aka AI players, are predictable and boring. They are too easy or impossible, nothing in between.

Adventure mode is okay for what it is but we were there for the four player action. Which is the better way to play the games in our opinion. Just straight to the mini games.

The people who would enjoy this game the most are looking for a party game. They aren’t going to waste too much time in adventure mode. It is basically pointlessly exploring the house while throwing in a few minigames.

The party mode cuts to the chase making all 24 mini games available for up to four players. They can be played individually, combined to make a tournament, or all around the world which plays all of them.

The party mode is much better than the adventure mode. It offers four player head to head action which is what most people will enjoy from this game. The single player mode is there to putt around in but isn’t a reason to get this game. If you want multiplayer action the party mode won’t disappoint.

Sisters is most comparable to Smurfs Party, Party Party Time and Carnival Games.

Party Party Time has much more games plus co-op games. Sisters seems to focus on the sister theme than overall amount of games.

Carnival Games is closer in style and type of games but we prefer Sisters over Carnival Games. It isn’t quite as good as Party Party Time though.

Smurfs Party is made by the same people who made Sisters and you can tell that the Sisters was a template for Smurfs. They do both offer unique minigames but the systems are the same.

The theme carries this game. It’s a fun sister type of rivalry. This game is full of summer fun, contagious laughter, and good nature competition.

The story mode is lacking. It would have been nice to include a few co-op games but nether the less it’s still fun.

Our Sisters: Party of the Year review doesn’t agree this is the party game of the year, but it isn’t a total bomb either. It offer great minigames that the whole family can enjoy for a while just not hours on end. We give it 8 out of 10 stars.

Not as great as the title suggests, but does provide some good party games.

If you enjoyed this game then you should check out my review of the sequel Sisters 2 Road to Fame.

The Sisters Party of the Year – Review
brought to you by: David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space and Overcooked All You Can Eat.