Bratz: Rock Angelz is a 2005 adventure video game based on the Bratz fashion doll line. It was developed by Blitz Games and published by THQ.It is based on the direct-to-video film Bratz: Rock Angelz and the toyline affiliated with the same name. The game was released on the PlayStation 2, GameCube, Game Boy Advance, and Microsoft Windows.An Xbox version was planned, but never released. SUBSCRIBE: The girls with a passion for fashion look better than ever in a hot new Collector line exclusive to Amazon! ISO Image of the 2005 game Bratz Rock Angelz, if this violates copyright in any way, then i will take it down. Addeddate 2019-03-07 07:21:37 Identifier BRATZ Scanner. Bratz: Rock Angelz chronicles the adventures of the 4 main Bratz franchise girls - Jade, Sasha, Chloe, and Yasmin - as they follow their globetrotting fashion dreams on their way to start a world famous rock band. It starts when Jade receives a dream internship at a high fashion magazine with a ty.
Bratz: Rock Angelz is a video game based on the popularly sold commercial dolls merchandise and movie. You follow the adventures of four Bratz dolls in a bid to start their own fashion magazine. The Bratz are modelled like stereotypical teenage girls with a love for fashion, music, glamour and paparazzi.
Story
Following the firing of one of the Bratz dolls from her internship at a magazine, the four girls unite to start up their own magazine. Starting a new business venture isn’t easy and the girls must go through various hurdles to see their magazine become successful, and a force to be reckoned with. The girls eventually form a rock band which becomes successful, and they also launch a successful fashion brand.
Gameplay
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You control all the four Bratz dolls throughout the game, but only one can be controlled at a time. Each girl has their own specialty, so the game switches you to the girl needed for a task. The controls are very easy and you won’t have problems all through the game.
You start the game by repairing a rundown office space and personalizing it to make it fully yours. Mission objectives consist of tasks like taking photos and checking out the latest fashion and makeup trends for your magazine.
You start the game by repairing a rundown office space and personalizing it to make it fully yours. Mission objectives consist of tasks like taking photos and checking out the latest fashion and makeup trends for your magazine.
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The open world format allows you to explore four different areas. Scattered around the game world are coins that can be used to purchase various items and unlocks. You get to meet famous people and superstars in glamorous locations. You sniff around these locations for hot stories to be featured in your magazine.
You own a smartphone for performing tasks like checking coins collected, sending messages, and tracking objectives. You can change the ringtone and cover of the phone. You can design posters and T-shirts. You can also draw pictures all over the faces of the Bratz using various shades of lipsticks. You have fun experimenting with various jewelry, clothing, makeup and accessories.
You can play minigames to gain extra coins. The minigames consists of a variety of things like posing for pictures, picking up flags, picking up dropped pieces of papers etc. The coins you collect can be used to purchase clothes, music tracks, cutscenes and other things. The game’s cutscenes are numerous and lengthy.
You can play minigames to gain extra coins. The minigames consists of a variety of things like posing for pictures, picking up flags, picking up dropped pieces of papers etc. The coins you collect can be used to purchase clothes, music tracks, cutscenes and other things. The game’s cutscenes are numerous and lengthy.
If you are expecting the game to follow the plot of the movie, you will be disappointed. It borrows elements from the movies, but doesn’t share the same storyline as the movie.
Sponsorship Placements
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The game features sponsorship placements for various products. The clothes, makeup and jewelry products are based off real-life products. This gives the game a more realistic feel.
Pros
- Ideas well-implemented
- A rare fashion/glamour focused video game
Cons
- The game is targeted at young teenage girls
- The gameplay is repetitive and monotonous
For its target audience, Bratz: Rock Angelz is an enjoyable game. Fans of the series will enjoy the girly items and trends. But for anyone else, the game is rather a borefest.
Overall rating: 7
Perhaps I need a “girlie games” category for this blog since I clearly have 2 games for such a category in as many days. If you’re unfamiliar with the Bratz franchise, good for you! To fill you in, they’re sort of a band of junior skanks marketed towards young girls. They seem to be universally reviled and condemned by parents yet wildly successful nonetheless. Naturally, they have a game or 3 in their massive merchandising repertoire.
What kind of game is on offer in Bratz: Rock Angelz? I think you could qualify it as a team-based RPG with an assortment of innovative minigames, not unlike an entry into the blockbuster Final Fantasy franchise… or perhaps I’m just trying to make lemonade here. The story goes like this– one of the Bratz girlz gets a dream internship at a fashion magazine working for a demonic editor-in-chief (umm, The Devil Wears Prada, anyone? except that this character was not quite as restrained in her delivery as Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestley). The internship is predictably a nightmare as the character faces her two arch-nemeses — who have also been hired on in higher ranking positions — and has to perform menial chores unrelated to the core of her fashion interest. She eventually gets fired — the details are a bit fuzzy but I think it’s because the girl failed to properly screen out the editor’s junk mail — and the rest of the girlz get the bright idea to start their own fashion rag. So they rent an office that turns out to be a rat hole. So the next adventure is to go shopping in order to properly decorate the office space…
And that’s really all I could handle, seriously. I got to chapter 4 (out of 9 chapters). Some of the chapters are adventures where you guide the girlz around rendered sets and interact with characters and surroundings. There is a little exploration element here, but mostly the goals are pretty cut and dried. There is generally one over-arching quest for a particular chapter, but with a number of sub-quests within. These often involve helping other people. For example, the salesgirl at a clothing store is depressed because she can’t get up the nerve to talk to Eitan, the totally hot guy who works at the smoothie stand. So one of the girlz plays match-maker between the 2, and then the salesgirl finally has the spirit to help the Bratz girl in her quest. The game did not offer a “complain to manager” icon.
Wow, I can’t believe I explained that shy-girl scenario in such detail. It should be noted that, in contrast to typical adventure games, the conversations in this game are almost uniformly good-natured, even when the other character has nothing of note to mention. Typical games will be all like, “What do you want? I thought I told you I’m busy!” Where this game is totally like, “Hey, what’s up? Nothin’ much? That’s cool.”
Interspersed between and throughout the chapters are assorted minigames. Things like blending fruit smoothies to spec or picking out the editor’s clothes for a trip. Here is a minigame pertaining to doing a layout for the fashion magazine:
I didn’t really try, and I don’t think it was possible to lose. Success at the minigames is rewarded with an upgraded wardrobe that can be changed out at anytime during the 3D adventure portions.
Think that’s a ridiculous detail? To be fair, it’s difficult to criticize Bratz for this outfit selection feature. More serious games have been doing this for years, notably in the Resident Evil series. Certain of these games have special unlockable outfits for the characters while other franchise games allow the player to customize the outfit at the very start (as seen in this screenshot).
Soleil Moon Frye serves as voice talent on this game. Turns out there is life after Punky Brewster. Checking her IMDb credits reveals that there is another Bratz franchise game — Forever Diamondz. Ugh, it just doesn’t end. I get the impression that everything having to do with Bratz must have some plural word in the title so that the pluralization can be spelled with ‘z’.