Famitsu's weekly review roundup for the week of October 24, 2026 lists four titles with their individual editor scores and totals.
The Japanese publication's panel of four editors grades each game on a 1–10 scale, producing a combined total out of 40.
Famitsu's reviews frequently cover releases across platforms, including Nintendo Switch and digital storefront entries on the eShop.
Score breakdown (each score is from one of four Famitsu editors; total is out of 40):
- Hello Kitty Party Land — 8 / 8 / 9 / 7 = 32/40
- We Were Here Tomorrow — 8 / 8 / 7 / 7 = 30/40
- Rivage — 7 / 8 / 7 / 7 = 29/40
- Hell Let Loose: Vietnam — 7 / 7 / 7 / 7 = 28/40
Hello Kitty Party Land — Famitsu verdict (paraphrased)
Reviewers praised the game's cooperative focus and its faithful use of Sanrio characters.
One critic observed that nearly every mini-game is cooperative, including board-game sections that require players to work together toward shared objectives, and said the cooperative design felt thoughtfully implemented.
Another reviewer called the title a must-play for Sanrio fans, highlighting the large cast of characters and the partner-selection mechanic as standout features; that critic also noted an innovative system allowing mini-games to play in a small window while other players continue on the board.
A third editor singled out the 3D character models as "genuinely adorable" and said visiting the in-game town and having favorite characters accompany the player was a consistent delight, while acknowledging that loading times can be noticeable.
The fourth reviewer emphasized the game's accessibility for younger players, praising its simple, well-designed mini-games, costume-collecting and board-game replayability, but cautioned that the emphasis on cooperation reduces opportunities for competitive strategy and flagged occasional long loading times.
Notes on scoring and context
Famitsu's four-editor format is standard: individual 1–10 scores are summed for a maximum of 40 points.
These results are the verified Famitsu scores for the week of October 24, 2026.
For past Famitsu results and earlier weekly roundups, consult Famitsu archives or your publication's review index.
The Japanese publication's panel of four editors grades each game on a 1–10 scale, producing a combined total out of 40.
Famitsu's reviews frequently cover releases across platforms, including Nintendo Switch and digital storefront entries on the eShop.
Score breakdown (each score is from one of four Famitsu editors; total is out of 40):
- Hello Kitty Party Land — 8 / 8 / 9 / 7 = 32/40
- We Were Here Tomorrow — 8 / 8 / 7 / 7 = 30/40
- Rivage — 7 / 8 / 7 / 7 = 29/40
- Hell Let Loose: Vietnam — 7 / 7 / 7 / 7 = 28/40
Hello Kitty Party Land — Famitsu verdict (paraphrased)
Reviewers praised the game's cooperative focus and its faithful use of Sanrio characters.
One critic observed that nearly every mini-game is cooperative, including board-game sections that require players to work together toward shared objectives, and said the cooperative design felt thoughtfully implemented.
Another reviewer called the title a must-play for Sanrio fans, highlighting the large cast of characters and the partner-selection mechanic as standout features; that critic also noted an innovative system allowing mini-games to play in a small window while other players continue on the board.
A third editor singled out the 3D character models as "genuinely adorable" and said visiting the in-game town and having favorite characters accompany the player was a consistent delight, while acknowledging that loading times can be noticeable.
The fourth reviewer emphasized the game's accessibility for younger players, praising its simple, well-designed mini-games, costume-collecting and board-game replayability, but cautioned that the emphasis on cooperation reduces opportunities for competitive strategy and flagged occasional long loading times.
Notes on scoring and context
Famitsu's four-editor format is standard: individual 1–10 scores are summed for a maximum of 40 points.
These results are the verified Famitsu scores for the week of October 24, 2026.
For past Famitsu results and earlier weekly roundups, consult Famitsu archives or your publication's review index.
