Because of this, Castle of Illusion is rarely a difficult game. Mickey's animations, as well as the movements of his enemies, are slow and deliberate. Jumping and bouncing are your primary methods of interacting with this world. The narrator comments on Mickey's various troubles, and his theatrical voice is enjoyable and may remind you of kindergarten story time-but it's difficult to substantially enrich a story as thin as tissue paper. While it makes sense to use the original plot as the blueprint of a remake, it's too bad it doesn't reach the heights of the newly added narration.
You must-you guessed it-find your courage and save the helpless damsel before it's too late. Mickey and Minnie are enjoying a beautiful day together when Minnie is kidnapped by the terrible witch, Mizrabel. The platforming is a bit too forgiving, yet the game succeeds because it falls back on Disney's greatest magic trick: the ability to yank you from your living room and show you something truly imaginative, even if only for a little while.Ĭastle of Illusion is a remake of the 1990 Sega Genesis game of the same name, and it will instantly be familiar to those who have played the original. Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse constantly places you in these kinds of fantastical situations, which are equal parts beautiful and dangerous. Later, as you step across the ledge of a bookshelf, tomes spring to life and blast you off your feet. After bouncing on ghosts in a dark forest, you suddenly find yourself soaring above the clouds.
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