Meaning that this game quickly becomes a chore. However, they all offer cliche and boring rehashes of tired ideas.
This would be fine if they were at all interesting. The game consists of you completing a series of arbitrary mini-games to clear a stage and save a kingdom. We wouldn’t say it’s comparable with say a Phoenix Games published title. The gameplay is a little bit more ambitious than some titles of this ilk. Sounds great on paper but the gameplay never quite lives up to the billing. So you are granted access to portals to these worlds with the simple quest of saving the world. You are entrusted with the task of tending to the evil witch who has stolen the trust, colour and sound from these kingdoms. You play as a small girl that must save the four kingdoms with the use of your trusty wand as a tool to do so. Surprisingly this game offers a plot that promises quite a lot to the player. We find out in our review of Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey. Is this game a cash grab, or is there some substance here. Often these titles offer some rudimentary puzzles and mini-games making the game seem like something you would find nestling in your cereal box as a free gift. This game plays Bratz: The Movie, Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure and if we are being really kind, Kingdom Hearts, but only the mind-numbing Winnie the Pooh based mini-games. So would it be so wrong to put Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey in that bracket? No matter how simplistic or poorly manufactured these titles usually are, they sell like hotcakes with brand backing alone.
Well, the same applies when talking about video games. If you slap a Disney logo on it and give them a vibrant, flowy dress, kids and adults alike will flock to cinemas in their droves. Whether it’s the ice queen of Arendale, the lady in the tower with the long luscious hair or the chick with the glass slipper.
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