In each of these worlds you must hunt down the Imps to prevent them from causing any harm. These Imps end up running amok and make their way into the worlds of Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, Rapunzel and Tiana. In the early going, you accidentally set off a series of events that cause friendly Sprites to transform into mischievous Imps. In Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure you take on the role of an apprentice to the Fairy Godmother. So how does Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure stack-up and will its target audience (Girls anywhere from 5-10-years old) enjoy the experience? Well after some extended playtime with the game I am left with the view that girls who are fans of Disney’s beloved princesses will not only enjoy the game, they will love it! Of course if the game is downright awful, it will receive a bad score but if it is a game that I believe its target audience will enjoy then inevitably it will receive a good score. In other words, I tend to review the game with the intended target audience in mind. Unlike many other Disney games that mix up realms and pit heroines against villains in whole new ways, this game was designed not to be even slightly scary.Typically, my approach with games aimed for kids and families is always a little softer as compared to how I review ‘Triple A’ mature rated games. The game is unique among other Disney games in that there is no tension at all in this game. Game play is simple and straight forward, but there are some minor issues with the camera not panning out far enough to show the whole environment, which forces the player to essentially walk into walls in order to find them. As an added bonus, when visiting the realm of a specific princess such as Belle or Ariel, the player will also be able to visit and interact with popular side characters from that cast. The tasks are not always the same, and range from fixing bridges to finding characters.Ĭompared to other Disney Princess games such as Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey, it’s a bit more colorful and detailed.
Kids older than 9 may find this game a little too simple, but the activities are varied enough that most younger children 5-7 will find it engaging without being overwhelmed.
To fix it, the player must solve simple puzzles and collect gems to turn the imps back into sprite and save the day. The heroine accidentally turned garden sprites into imps earlier, and these imps are what is causing all the trouble. It turns out that it is mostly the main characters fault that the Princesses need help in the first place.
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