While they soon get boring for us older folk, you just know that to the target audience, your 7 year old, the thought that they are really helping Mickey is the best honour in the known universe. Without a storyline - you don’t have to save Cinderella for example - it is here you get the interaction element to Disneyland Adventures rather than it just being a series of mini-games.įrom the start Mickey has you on errands that he is too lazy to do himself. It's rather charming, and younger children will love it. When you aren’t going on the rides you can chase down your favourites, wave hello, dance with them, get their autograph and give them hugs. Aside from a good smattering of other visitors who are just there to get in your way, you’ll find a perfect replica of the Californian park complete with rides, and more importantly the Disney characters - there are 40 of them. Xbox One review copy provided by the publisher.Core to the game is the ability to walk around the Disneyland park in Anaheim and all it has to offer. It's an Xbox Play Anywhere title, so progress and purchases on the downloadable Xbox and Windows 10 versions carry over between those two platforms. The in-game map is slow to load and difficult to use for navigation.ĭisneyland Adventures costs $29.99 on Xbox One and Windows 10.Loading times are excessive on Xbox One.Two-player co-op makes this a perfect family game.
Meet and interact with your favorite Disney characters.Explore a vast and largely authentic Disneyland from the comfort of home.With a vast virtual park to explore, loads of beloved characters, and plenty of minigames, Disneyland Adventures is one of the best Disney games out there. Now the game is back on Xbox One and Windows – and we can finally play it with a controller. When I spoke to the original developers at E3 a few years ago, I remarked that motion controls were the only holding Disneyland Adventures back.
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