The elements of the Princess Maker series remain intact! The ability status is up through various events, training, and part-time jobs in the field! Rival, study, part-time job and love.... The tumultuous eight years will begin on the board! Only the dice knows the destiny! Uzu and Cube The navigator to help your daughter. Throw a dice and go on an adventure with the friend who will decide your daughter's fate!
Platforms
Switch PCGenres
Card & Board Game Quiz/Trivia Simulator StrategyThemes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 2 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Nintendo Life
By PJ O'ReillyPrincess Maker Go!Go! Princess has a reasonable enough idea at its core, taking the central gameplay elements of the Princess Maker series and adapting them to a four-player board game. However, in reality, this shift only results in removing all of the narrative interest, skill and strategy from the main games and leaves you with a very simple experience which quickly becomes tedious and repetitive. Rounds are much too long, everything is 100% dependant on dice rolls and really, once you've spent about thirty minutes with this one, you'll have seen everything it's got to offer and more.
NintendoWorldReport
By Neal RonaghanPrincess Maker might be a series worth keeping an eye on, but Go! Go! Princess is one to avoid. The only positives are aspects it lifts from the mainline games, yet they're poorly implemented here. This digital board game works best as a solo experience, but if you're playing it that way, you might as well just get Princess Maker 3.
Digitally Downloaded
By Matt SainsburyThe band of people interested in Princess Maker Go!Go! Princess would have to be very narrow, but it does provide a sound board game experience, backed up with some lovely art and a charming theme.
