This includes pinatas that simply do not like each other like the Horstachio fighting Ponockies and Zumbugs. The difficulty in attracting these creatures in Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise stems from the fact that requirements and needs are often polar opposites that can lead to conflict. Appear requirements for the bulk of pinata residents are straight forward requiring only a specific item like a hay bale in your garden but quickly escalate to having certain achievements, feeding them certain foods or completing certain romances which often come with hefty habitat requirements. In order to restore this information players are tasked with attracting every pinata possible to inhabit their custom garden which requires careful design decisions. The story will have you coming face to face with Professor Pester and his Ruffians gang who have wiped the computer system of Pinata Central and in turn stealing all the valued information contained therein to gain control over the entire island. At the end of the day though Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise retains the sandbox design nature from start to finish with the ultimate goal driven by the player although in practice most will chase collecting them all.
Starting from scratch players are given free reign over the design of said garden with a story backdrop to guide some of your progress. In Trouble in Paradise players will return to the magical island of the original Viva Pinata game and once again be gardener to the unique pinatas that live there. The game was eventually made available on Xbox One through the Rare Replay compilation allowing Xbox users broader accessibility to the adventure. With similar gameplay but additional biomes and co-operative play the title is everything you loved from the original plus a little extra. Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise is the Xbox 360 exclusive sequel to the widely popular Viva Pinata.
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