Review: DISNEY ILLUSION ISLAND Is Fun Casual Gaming For The Family
So what do I mean when I say that the above statement is partially true? First of all, it's technically a platformer, but I put it more in the Metroidvania category because you don't need to complete levels like you do in a regular platformer. Instead, you travel through a relatively open world and unlock abilities that allow you to explore further into the game. The most amazing aspect is that there is no fighting. You can only eliminate enemies. This is not a problem in itself as it is a completely different test for you.
I also really like the art style and the writing. Both fall into the popular category, but are still modern and fun for everyone. By the way, this game is fun for the whole family. It's easy for kids to learn and play, but fun for adults. Adult conflicts can be especially difficult for young children. Each player can change their anxiety based on their starting heart count when choosing their character. You can choose 1-3 hearts or an unbreakable iron heart. I really like how each player can set their own difficulty level. It's funny how every character has the same abilities, but the items they use for those abilities are unique. For example, Donald uses a rocket to double jump, and Minnie uses a paper airplane.
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Based on my experience so far, the story of Dini Illusion Island is okay. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I like the writing of the characters (there are some really funny jokes), but the story as a whole feels very second-rate. Long story short, Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy are tricked into this place and then asked to bring back some stolen books.
However, there are other complaints about Disney's Illusion Island . Playing with friends and family is fun, but adding or deleting players is difficult. The only way I've found to change the number of players or characters is to go back to the main menu. Allowing quick and easy check-in and check-out was great, especially since it's a casual game in my opinion. Other than that, my only complaint is that while the game is fun, I feel like the story is weak and as a result, I don't feel like I was really in the game the whole time.
Overall , Disney's Illusion Island is a good choice to play with the family and if you like platform games. The story isn't bad, but I wish there was a little more excitement. However, the art and writing are still interesting. A nice touch is also the ability to customize the difficulty level for each player.
