Shrek: Ogres and Dronkeys

Errors like that are likely the result of time-crunched development time, as Shrek: Ogres and Dronkeys was certainly pushed to be featured alongside the recent DVD release of Shrek the Third. But while that sort of issue and the game's relatively low level of direct interaction with its titular babies is unfortunate, the product as a whole definitely deserves to be experienced right alongside that latest Shrek film. Its presentation, visuals and soundtrack are perfectly in keeping with the tone and comedic feel of Shrek's world, so much so that the events seen here feel just like a canonical extension of the established storyline. So give it a look if you're a fan of Dreamwork's big green ogre, or are shopping for someone who is. And keep your eyes open for the next feature film announcement – because with the success he's had on his adventures so far, Shrek the Fourth can't be too far far away.