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# Poptropica Forgotten Islands Review for Nintendo 3DS
- URL: https://www.cookiesandclogs.com/poptropica-forgotten-islands-review-3ds/
- Published: 2014-12-04T00:23:19.000Z
- Updated: 2017-10-09T20:13:51.000Z
- Description: While my daughter never fully got into playing the online game, she did enjoy the Poptropica Adventures Nintendo DS game. The quests were fun, the characters were funny, and, in…
- Author: TerriAnn van Gosliga
- Tags: Entertainment, 3DS, Video Games, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2026-09-10 09:18

While my daughter never fully got into playing the online game, she did enjoy the [Poptropica Adventures](https://www.cookiesandclogs.com/nintendo-ds-poptropica-adventures-ubipoptropica/) Nintendo DS game. The quests were fun, the characters were funny, and, in the review, I mentioned how anxious we were for a sequel. Well that sequel is now out in the form of Poptropica Forgotten Islands on Nintendo 3DS. I was sent a digital code to try out the new game and share with our Poptropica Forgotten Islands review.

The plot for Forgotten Islands is as follows:

> Climb aboard your almighty blimp and explore the vast uncharted islands of Poptropica. Steer clear of hazards and discover exotic islands beneath the clouds. Take to the islands and embark on quests while discovering the secrets of Poptropica’s past, one artifact at a time. Customize your avatar and travel on foot or by blimp across multiple islands. Collect artifacts and other items and discover the mystery of the Forgotten Islands!

### Poptropica Forgotten Islands Review–

After a short jaunt with Poptropica Forgotten Islands, I sat down with Munchkin to see what her thoughts on it were. Compared to first game, the graphics are clearer but the 3D effect is not very apparent. Gameplay and difficulty is about the same but Forgotten Islands is more repetitive and with a less interesting storyline. While Adventures left my daughter wanting more, the sequel had her finished and bored within a matter of minutes.

![Poptropica Forgotten Islands Review – Sequel for Nintendo 3DS](https://storage.ghost.io/c/eb/2c/eb2c2494-1e98-4067-8fbf-8a48d9dd30cf/content/images/cookiesandclogs-local/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/poptropica-forgotten-islands-01.jpg)

To be fair, the first game was released two years ago and my daughter is now 13, pushing her even further out of the targeted age demographic. Still, based on the games themselves, I’d highly recommend your child play [Poptropica Forgotten Islands – Nintendo 3DS](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00N1O2A1Y/ref=as%5Fli%5Ftl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00N1O2A1Y&linkCode=as2&tag=cookiesandclogs-20&linkId=L6UKPJFHPX6NQ5QS&ref=cookiesandclogs.com)

![](http://ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=cookiesandclogs-20&l=as2&o=1&a=B00N1O2A1Y)

first and then progress to Adventures, not the other way around. Forgotten Islands is enough to familiarize them with the characters but Adventures will fill the need for more diverse islands and mini boss races.

![UbiSoft UbiStars Official Blogger #UbiStars](https://storage.ghost.io/c/eb/2c/eb2c2494-1e98-4067-8fbf-8a48d9dd30cf/content/images/cookiesandclogs-local/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/ubistars-logo.png)

*Game download provided for review, part of my participation as an UbiStars official blogger for UbiSoft titles. All opinions are my own.*