Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey
- Make use of special magic as you move through four enchanted worlds
- Enter into Belle’s world and meet Belle and Lumiere as an unlockable bonus
- Get rewards for successfully achieving goals
- Experience a variety of wonderful mini games
- Team up with a friend in cooperative gameplay
Product Description
Disney Princess Enchantment WiAmazon.com Product Description
Meet and interact with the popular Disney Princesses while expanding your creativity and exploring important themes, such as courage, friendship, trust and discovery. Customize your own unique heroine character and enter a thrilling adventure through four fun-filled levels. Help these amazing princesses restore order in their enchanted kingdoms and overcome the forces of evil.
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Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey
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I have a kindergardener at home you loves just about anything with disney princesses. This is her absolutely her favorite. This game is clearly directed at little girls and hit the mark dead on. You play a s princess in training and you wave the Wii mote as a wand. My daughter loved the fact she can perform magic to help out her favorite princesses. As a parent, I play along side her and my joy comes her enjoyment of the game. If you have a little princess at home then it will be hard to disappoint with this game.
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this game for my 7 and 8 year old daughters, who love the Disney Princesses.
Neither of them are expert video game players and generally prefer sim-like games such as Harvest Moon and Animal Crossing. They loved the game play of Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey but it was over within 2 1/2 hours…and part of that included customizing their character before the game started.
For $20 it might have seemed like a good purchase, but at twice the price it is a disappointment.
Essentially, it would be a good game for very young children who have short attention spans, but any older than 5 or 6 and it’s just not worth it.
Hopefully Disney Friends for DS will provide more replay value.
Rating: 2 / 5
Granted, it’s not the longest or most challenging/complex of Wii games. Honestly, that’s part of what makes it perfect for our 5yo. She doesn’t get overly frustrated feeling like she’s not making any progress, and it’s divided very nicely into chapters so as to allow for bits of game play in each session (she’s 5, we don’t allow her to play for 1/2-day marathons). She has just mastered it once, but is already excited to play it over again. I’m confident that this time will go even more quickly, as she’s improved her skills – that’s *my* favorite part of the game, it has improved her skills with the Wiimote/nunchuck enough that I’m confident that other games will now be less frustrating for her too. She’s also figured out a bit more about how to navigate in Wii worlds, so her understanding of the games in general has increased.
For us, that skill improvment, combined with her glee at interacting with the princesses, was worth the price.
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this for my daughter for her 5th birthday. I also bought her Catz2 for Christmas. Catz2 was unplayable for her (despite being a fairly easy game… it also requires reading). This one started out as being hard for her to control, but she started to actually grasp it and after completing a few levels, she can actually hold both the wiimote and nunchuck herself. She still has a bit of trouble maneuvering the girl with the nunchuck’s joystick, but overall she can do it on her own.
She finds all bad guys to be scary… the bogs in this game she freaks out a little and they scare her, but they’ve been easy enough for her to defeat (no dying) and she doesn’t have to aim, just wave the wiimote up and down.
She really loves the game though, and is happy to go into the levels (without the scary bogs) and wander around.
The bad part about the game is that whenever you need to point the wiimote at the screen, the pointer is VERY finicky and it’s difficult to do, even for an adult. You would think for $40 for a game, that Disney could release a game without a bug like that.
Also, once you go back IN a level after you’ve done all 3 “chapters”, you can’t get out again without going to the main menu and choosing “return to castle”.
Collecting Gems means nothing, and the counter stops at 999. It would’ve been nice if there was a Princess Store or something you could buy outfits with or something.
I think after playing this game, that she’ll have a better grasp about the Wii’s controls and will be able to play other games without as much frustration. Too bad this one was expensive though, I’m not sure it’s worth the money for a learning kids game without a ton of replay value.
Rating: 3 / 5
I had to give this title some credit, I am a father of two girls, a 5 year old with whom I play wii with and share many special moments with. This game’s wii remote features are really great, it works like a magic wand for her, its the best two player game out there so you can play along side her and help her out. The levels are all basically easy for them, and very complete, she gets to play scenes or character from all the mayor disney princess movies. They are very entertaining and educational, and the second best thing about the game is that she can customize her character and change her hair, color, dress, accesories, etc, I think she enjoys this more than the regular game play. The only drawback of this game is that its too short and easy to finish thru and the bad guys slightly scared her even though in my opinion they are inoffensive and even cute.
Rating: 5 / 5