Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey

I recently played this game out of nostalgia, and let me say, I have A LOT of thoughts about it. I'm not going to give all my thoughts, as that would take way too long, so I'm going to give three main points that I want to talk about the most. 1. When I played this game for the first time many years ago, I played it on a computer that didn't run it properly. It was so slow, it was like watching a slideshow on PowerPoint. Anyway, now that I've played it again, it was so strange to play the game in its intended framerate. So far, that's a HUGE plus! 2. I've noticed a bunch of flaws with this game's story. Sure, it's a kids game from 2007, but I wish the plot was a little... better. There are plot holes that make it hard to get immersed in the story, some plot points go unexplained or even outright FORGOTTEN ABOUT, and the ending feels a little forced. I'm not going to give any spoilers, but lets say that the final boss was a little too easy. Seriously, I could probably do it in my sleep. 3. Speaking of easy, let's talk about my third point: the difficulty. The combat system is overly simple—it only consists of two attacks—and you're so OVERPOWERED! I don't have problems with this, but c'mon, you could make it a little more challenging than that! Heck, a HARD MODE after finishing the game would've been cool! Go through the main story again but everything's WAY more challenging?! That would've been good for repeated playthroughs. Anyway, the game is simple, short, and probably for young kids, but I had fun with it regardless. If you didn't play this game when you were younger, I doubt you'll enjoy it as much as people who did. Also, collecting gems is pointless, so don't waste your time finding all of them. They respawn anyway, and the gem counter caps at 999. They don't even do anything. Overall, I give this game a solid 7 out of 10. It's a short, easy experience that you can probably finish in one sitting. The ending is a little disappointing, the cutscenes make up a majority of the main story, and I wish there was more I could get out of this obscure piece of Disney Princess media. Would recommend if you've played it as a kid to relive the nostalgia.

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Good casual game that is family friendly. Disney has morale lessons behind the story and one part that I liked was the part where people put value on gold but the gold was a mirage. The gold was actually dirt. In real life everybody puts so much value on gold but later on gold will be as meaningless as dirt. This game also has replay value because after you beat it you can easily go through the game again without the crazy long grind other games put you through if you start over.

This game is too hard

#1 childhood girlypop game. Thank you steam for having this

Obsahujue ořekrasnoiu hudbu

my game of the year

Yeah i played this back in 2014 it was VERY fun (except snow white did not work) and when i got a PC the other day, i got this game first but this game is still so fun and cozy to play.

I love this game so much. It gives me so much nostalgia!

Gráficos: 8/10 História: 7/10 Gameplay: 6/10 Trilha sonora: 6/10 Ambientação: 6/10 Nível de diversão: 6/10 Dificuldade: 0/10 Bugs: 0/10 - Eu joguei esse jogo quando era criança, então revisitar ele hoje bate uma nostalgia muito forte. Mesmo sendo antigo e super infantil, ainda é envolvente dentro da proposta. A ideia de viajar pelos mundos das princesas e ajudar cada uma com pequenos problemas é simples, mas funciona. Os gráficos são bem bonitos pra um jogo de ps2, com cenários coloridos e fiéis aos filmes -- claro que dá pra ver que é um jogo da época, mas envelheceu bem. - A história é básica e feita totalmente pra criança, com muitas cutscenes e poucas partes com os “bogs”, então às vezes parece mais assistir do que jogar. Ainda assim, como é um jogo infantil, isso acaba fazendo sentido. A gameplay é extremamente fácil (nível 0/10 mesmo), não tem praticamente desafio nenhum! A trilha sonora é boa e combina com o clima disney, mas depois de um tempo fica meio enjoativa de tão repetitiva. Pelo menos uma coisa é certa: na minha experiência, zero bugs. 🌙✨