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Metacritic 6510+

Over the Hedge

Activision|2006ActionRacingArcade
PS2Game Boy AdvanceXboxGameCubeDSPC

LumiScore

63

out of 100

Appropriate for ages 9+ with parental supervision

Up to120min/day

Heads up

💸 Monthly cost: Free

Growth

46/100

Developing

Growth Value

Risk

0/100

LOW

Engagement Patterns

Parent Pro-Tip

Over the Hedge is a fun, lighthearted action-adventure game suitable for children. It offers opportunities for strategic thinking and problem-solving. The game does not feature any in-app purchases, subscriptions, or online interactions with strangers. The mild cartoon violence is played for laughs and has no lasting consequences.

Top Skills Developed

Problem Solving3/5
Spatial Awareness3/5
Strategic Thinking3/5
Memory & Attention3/5
Creativity3/5

Development Areas

CognitiveProblem solving, spatial awareness, strategic thinking, creativity, memory, and learning transfer. Weighted 50% of the Benefit Score.
46
Social & EmotionalTeamwork, communication, empathy, emotional regulation, and ethical reasoning. Weighted 30% of the Benefit Score.
47
Motor SkillsHand-eye coordination, fine motor control, reaction time, and physical activity. Weighted 20% of the Benefit Score.
45
Overall Benefit Score (BDS)46/100

What your child develops

Over the Hedge encourages problem-solving and strategic thinking as players navigate environments and combat enemies. It promotes empathy through its narrative of protecting woodland creatures and their home. The game also features mild teamwork elements through character switching.

Base: UnknownReviewed May 2026

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About this game

When a housing development intrudes on their woodland habitat and an opossum is kidnapped by an evil exterminator, three wise-cracking rodents and one very neurotic reptile invade the ’burbs in a quest to rescue their friend. Battle the exterminator and his army of mind-controlled mammals, and save the forest (and your own hide) from the world’s peskiest critter—man.