Explore the world of PAW Patrol like never before and stop Mayor Humdinger’s super blimp mayhem, in a free-roaming 3D adventure full of pup-tastic fun!
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONE Series X|SGenres
Adventure PlatformThemes
Kids Open world Sandbox
Languages: English and 18 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Pure Nintendo
By Sophie HinerPAW Patrol World provides a 3D adventure meant for preschool kids who enjoy the franchise or just want a simple game to play. Though it can be repetitive and won't pose a challenge to even younger gamers, its open world mechanics and side missions-not to mention all the collectables-still leave room for plenty of enjoyment.
Console-Tribe
By Sakura CantiniPAW Patrol World is a carefree and fun game that captures the spirit of the popular animated show. Emphasizing teamwork, solidarity, and problem-solving, it's an excellent educational tool for children who will love the digital charm of their favorite characters. Clearly aimed at a young audience, it's a delightful experience for kids.
Invision Community
By Craig RobertsIf you’re searching for a game that can entertain a 4-year-old and their adult counterpart, Paw Patrol World is the answer. It’s a delightful journey that speaks to the hearts of both the youngest and the young at heart, reminding us that sometimes, the most enjoyable adventures are those we share with our little heroes.
Screen Rant
By Kaitlyn PetersonHowever, it also leaves a lot to be desired in that its graphics are certainly not impressive by any means and its overall gameplay is incredibly simple and repetitive, even for its target audience. At times, many things feel confusingly implemented and the option for co-op feels a bit like an afterthought. With all that being said, it is still potentially worth giving a chance as there is a lot going on for PAW Patrol World that will help introduce young children to modern gaming in a way that not many other games like it can, however, anyone over the age of the target audience is likely to be unimpressed and quickly bored.
NextGen Player
By Paul HunterPaw Patrol World is my favourite Paw Patrol game yet. It's bigger, better looking and more interesting than any prior installment I've played in this series. Children will have a blast getting lost in the game's warm and inviting open-world hubs, playing as their favourite pup and enjoying a lighthearted story full of funny moments.