Ratatouille

Dash, glide and cook your way through Paris as a culinary rat hero

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Our Verdict

Best for

Kids and families who love the Ratatouille movie

Skip if

Hardcore gamers wanting deep, modern graphics

What is Ratatouille?

Relive the most thrilling moments of the beloved film as you control Remy, a determined rat with big chef dreams. Explore sewers, streets, and kitchens across six action‑packed worlds filled with enemies, heists, and daring missions. Team up with friends in multiplayer mini‑games or race through a chaotic rat race that flips Paris’s culinary scene upside down. This platform‑adventure blends comedy, action, and kid‑friendly challenges for a fun family experience.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$39.99

developerHeavy Iron Studios

publisherTHQ

age ratingESRB E, PEGI 3

multiplayerSingle player, Co-operative

critic score60/100

release date2007-06-26

Key Features of Ratatouille

Players dash, glide and slide through six distinct worlds inspired by the film’s settings.

Each level combines platforming challenges with culinary-themed combat against quirky enemies.

The game includes a variety of multiplayer mini‑games that support cooperative play.

A rat‑race mode lets players compete in fast‑paced, food‑focused challenges.

Dynamic level design lets players navigate both underground sewers and bustling Paris streets.

Collectible items unlock new recipes and bonus content tied to the movie’s story.

The control scheme is tuned for younger gamers while still offering depth for older players.

Humorous cut‑scenes and voice work bring the film’s charm directly into gameplay.

Use Cases for Ratatouille

Family Game Night

Enjoy cooperative mini‑games that let parents and kids play together.

Kids Learning Play

Educational cooking and problem‑solving tasks teach basic concepts.

Fans of the Film

Experience iconic scenes from the movie in interactive form.

Casual Platformer Sessions

Quick, pick‑up‑and‑play levels perfect for short gaming bursts.

Pros & Cons of Ratatouille

Pros

Engaging platforming that captures the movie’s spirit
Co‑op multiplayer adds replay value
Kid‑friendly controls and humor
Varied level design across six worlds

Cons

Graphics are dated compared to modern titles
Voice acting occasionally repeats lines
Limited depth for hardcore gamers

Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms is Ratatouille available on?

It was released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Is there online multiplayer?

Multiplayer is local co‑op only; there is no online play.

What age rating does the game have?

The game is rated ESRB E and PEGI 3, suitable for all ages.

Does the game include any educational content?

Yes, it features cooking‑related puzzles and problem‑solving tasks aimed at kids.

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