Level design compliments the rock solid control with dynamic, engaging levels that are rich and varied with many secret areas to explore. On occasion, I found my button presses to not register, but this was very rare. You still collect items to hurl at enemies or stomp on them to access otherwise inaccessible areas. While the overall aesthetic and design is very Disney, gameplay has not suffered for this as Mickey controls excellently, with nice fluid motion very reminiscent of his original outing, but a little less floaty. Visually, this game has Disney written all over it. This could be one of the cutest SEGA title screens ever. Each area of the castle is accessed through an intuitive hub system allowing players to go back and replay areas they have finished to unlock various trappings or just beat best times. As players enter areas, or certain events occur, a charming narrator lets us know how Mickey is feeling or comments on the odds he is up against. Playing as everyone’s favourite Mus Musculus, players find themselves traversing the bitter witch Mizrabel’s castle after she kidnaps Minnie, jealous of her beauty.
Disney castle of illusion starring mickey mouse review update#
SEGA Studios Australia has given us a lovingly crafted reimagining of our beloved platformer in the form of this year’s Castle of Illusion, which blends whimsical nostalgia with modern design sensibilities to give players a progressive update of a classic game. SEGA’s excellent platformer showcased the Mega Drive in the early years of its life and gave players a fantastic gaming experience as well. There’s a good chance that if you grew up in the early 1990’s that you played Castle of Illusion.
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