Disney Princess Enchanted Journey
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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User Ratings and Reviews
3 Stars Disney Princess
Another game that was fun but over quickly. It would be
nice to have some more levels of play or things to do
that wouldn’t be completed so soon.
3 Stars Game is OK, but a little frustrating for 7 yr old
I’m not sure what I think of this game. The graphics are well done, and the game is set up to allow girls to succeed with it; there are no time limits, and errors are self-correcting. But my 7 year old has difficulty with this, and often asks for help with it. It’s divided into different princess world that the character your child creates explores. Ariel (The Little Mermaid) is the easiest, followed by Jasmine, Cinderella, and Snow White’s world is the hardest. So far my daughter is about half way through Jasmine’s world. It’s going slowly for her, which may not be a bad thing, because I’m not sure how much replay value this is going to have once she completes it. I’m a bit mixed on my feelings about this game; it’s pretty decent for the price, but with the difficulties my daughter is encountering playing it, I’m thinking this might not have been the best choice for her.
5 Stars My 3 year old gives it TWO thumbs up!
My daughter has been intrigued by the Wii for quite some time now and we’ve not had many games that she can actually play. I was happy when she received this for her 3rd birthday. I was a little skeptical at first but really…she loves it. You play a princess and can change your outfit/color/hair etc. You play 3 little games for each princess and in the end open up the special game (Belle). I thought Belle’s game was kind of short but all the other games were really good for her. She needed some help but not much. The best part is she can play it over and over again and not get bored…well she hasn’t gotten bored yet anyways!
3 Stars Not bad for a 4-5 year old…
My daughter absolutely loves anything/everything to do with princesses so I bought this game. I would NOT recommend getting this for anyone older than 5 years since the individual chapters you have to complete are very basic and easily mastered by those under 5 years old. It can get boring pretty quick.
5 Stars Very well done, 4-year-old loves it
This was the first video game our 4-year-old ever played, and it was spot on for her skill level. The game is very high quality, and some thought has obviously been put into the storyline, graphics, interface with the Wii wand and what little girls would like or not. For example, the enemies in the games are Bogs, chattering little creatures which spew green majic, but they are really enchanged butterflys, and when you attack them they turn back into butterflies. The game is very forgiving as far as wand control, pretty much waving the wand around any which way is fine 80% of the time.
DISNEY PLEASE MAKE MORE LIKE THIS. Since this first game we have been searching for a game of the same quality in her age group without any luck (Diego and Dora are okay, but not nearly as good as Enchanted Journey, and seem to be the same game in which they just changed the characters and backgrounds).
