It’s a Platform GameĪs I mentioned above, Ice Age: Scrat’s Nutty Adventure is a platform game. One of the terrains that Scrat must navigate is ice. Throughout his journey, he fights critters like flying bugs and crabs. The ultimate goal is for Scrat to recover his acorn from the Scratazon Temple. In order to make it through each level, Scrat has to navigate a variety of terrain, from ice to lava. In each level, the goal is to collect an acorn, beat the boss, finish the level, and move on to the next level. The objective of the game is very straight forward. And while there’s fighting in the game between Scrat and other critters like beetles, there’s no real gratuitous violence and no weapons are involved. However, the levels are well designed and there is also linear action so children will likely know where they need to go to make it to the next level. There’s a lot of jumping around involved in the game (through the controllers), so coordination is an important aspect of it. However, because Scrat’s Nutty Adventure is a platforming game (more about that below), it may be difficult for children younger than 6 years old to play. At 7 years old, my son is at a great age for this particular video game. The video game is rated E, which means it’s generally suited for all ages, not just adults or teens. In the video game, Scrat is trying to get his acorn back from an alien civilization. And just like the Ice Age movies, this game takes place in prehistoric times. Especially since Scrat, a prehistoric squirrel, is his favorite character in the movie. My son loves the Ice Age movies so as soon as I told him there was a video game based on Ice Age and Scrat, he became extremely excited. My son is very focused when playing Scrat’s Nutty Adventure.
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