[Nintendo Switch] PuPu’s Adventure Park Review
PuPu’s Adventure Park from Leoful and Happy Player lets you run a fantasy-themed park where heroes go on an adventure. Learn more in our PuPu’s Adventure Park review!
PuPu’s Adventure Park from Leoful and Happy Player lets you run a fantasy theme park where heroes go on an adventure. The PuPu clan, a group of weak monsters, lived hidden away in a corner of Monstar, where they used the nurture from the Spring of Life to survive. When they noticed that the Spring of Life was down to its last drop, they started to panic. It’s then that a rather evil-looking goblin pops up, saying that the PuPus could use the sweat of adventurers to survive. All they need to do is rent a magic summoning device from them to draw in adventurers, have them work up a sweat, and continue to live in peace. Just pick the land you’ll rent, state the name of the new location, sign the contract, and get started with building the best fantasy theme park possible so that you can collect lots of sweat from the adventurers you summon.

You’ll need to build a variety of facilities to keep them entertained and busy, so that you can obtain enough resources to continue expanding your services, allowing the adventurers to adventure as much as possible. Assign the right PuPus to get the job done at each facility, maximize your profits, breed new PuPus by using the Spring of Life, care for them, feed them, and build homes that they can call their own, and you’ll be on your way to having the best adventurers park out there.
Once you’ve signed the contract, you’ll be using the left analog stick to move a cursor around the screen as you interact with areas and objects by pressing the A button. Use the right analog stick to adjust the camera position. Zoom in and zoom out to get a better look at things by using the ZR and ZL buttons, respectively.

If you want to attract more adventurers, you’ll need to post a series of tasks at the commission board so that you can catch the attention of as many different types of adventurers as possible. Doing this just right will allow you to obtain hero essence, as well as some rare items here and there. These are required for you to be able to upgrade your park and expand it as needed.
Pick the right options from the bottom left of the screen to add roads, build new facilities, or set the current policies for the park once you manage to level up the Spring of Life a bit to unlock new perks. All facilities will require that you assign staff to perform maintenance, as well as a path to the summoning plaza for access. Assigning a PuPu to a facility will allow it to interact with adventurers, so that they can have the best adventure ever.

PuPu’s Adventure Park lets you run a fantasy theme park where heroes go on an adventure. The PuPu clan, a group of weak monsters, lived hidden away in a corner of Monstar, where they used the nurture from the Spring of Life to survive. When they noticed that the Spring of Life was down to its last drop, they started to panic. It’s then that a rather evil-looking goblin pops up, saying that the PuPus could use the sweat of adventurers to survive. All they need to do is rent a magic summoning device from them to draw in adventurers, have them work up a sweat, and continue to live in peace. Just pick the land you’ll rent, state the name of the new location, sign the contract, and get started with building the best fantasy theme park possible so that you can collect lots of sweat from the adventurers you summon.

Once the park is open, the summoning circle will continuously summon the souls of heroes from other worlds who will be going on controlled adventures in your park’s facilities. Adventurers will be able to interact with the different areas in your park in different ways. Take, for example, the Wildland attraction. This one will allow adventurers to battle against the PuPu that has been assigned to it. Some adventurers might want to run errands instead of fighting against the PuPus, and that’s why you should add other buildings to diversify your offerings. Maybe add a Central Plaza where the heroes can use items to have dialogues and complete interactions?
After adventurers complete tasks, they will end up dropping Joy Crystals, which you can use to cover the rent for the park. The more heroes you help adventure at the park, the more Joy Crystals you’ll have to be able to cover the costs of the rent contract you signed. Oh, and be sure to keep an eye on the PuPus! If their mood or stamina is not enough to carry on with their assigned job, they will need to rest, and the facility they were assigned to will be closed until you assign a new PuPu.

As is usually the case for games that make the jump from PC to consoles, the one complaint one can have about this release is that the text for the user interface and all dialogue is a bit on the smaller side. Hopefully this is something that can be improved with a patch, since it makes it harder to play in Tabletop Mode.
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PuPu’s Adventure Park is out today on Nintendo Switch with a $24.99 price tag. You can also go ahead and grab the PuPu’s Adventure Park
physical Nintendo Switch release from Leoful from Asian retailers, as is the case for Playasia.
Disclaimer
This PuPu’s Adventure Park review is based on a Nintendo Switch copy provided by Leoful.