Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two reviews

The Hand is plain and slightly silly, Micky And his Friend Oswald have to protect their Home. The Game is of Difficulty means, there are sometimes a few Places where you need a little longer for a short time. You mainly have to grind and dilute stuff, collect Objects and solve Tasks. The Game is actually not bad, but in some Places it is somehow not fun and is somehow boring, due to too little variety, in addition Oswald often does not do what he should and tells the same every Minute. In the End, however, I didn't have a desire to get all The Achievements in the game anymore, enough To play the game once, then hardly fun anymore, so no Ideal Game for 100% because you have to play it at least 3 times. Nice Pastime Game, but once Games is enough, so unfortunately I have to give a negative Review. 5/10 Points

Attention: playable solo only. When a game gives me shared feelings it's not a good sign. The style and quality of the graphics correspond well to the unvivers Mickey, the "cartoons" transition, the songs are clearly in tone. What probably sins is the GamePlay, yet the controls are not too complicated but sometimes one borders a little the galley. Some jumps, the boss of episode 2 for example posed me a lot of problems, the major drawback being probably the management of our Sidekick "the rabbit" which we do not master much. It must be emphasized that the idea of departure seems to me very good: paint or dissolve the painting. Even the idea of having two complementary characters, but the latter is very poorly managed (in addition to the PC version because the "real" Coop is impossible), the secondary character being fully managed by the AI and you often depend on him. Other games use this skill sharing much better (I think of LEGO but there are others). Disney knows how to make good games (toys 2, Alice, G force...) but regularly we feel that realization is a bit (see a lot) "just". We have here to do a port of the game on PC, a priori the console version is really in Coop. This game was probably designed to be played at 2, so the PC version loses entirely this GamePlay pan. Bugs: some CTD are depling but no blockades at priori. Pity, pity, a lot of good things (especially the music and the graphic paw/cut-scenes) but this did not suffice me to hang, so I did not start in the collection of objects or in the exploration of background at the highest levels. I didn't find the fights either more fun, it even became a little boring. Moreover, even if the areas are rather small one is a little lost... We do not always understand very well what to do. I found the ease of access for children a little limited. The game is not fundamentally difficult (on the contrary) Although some passages have posed me more problems (because of the GamePlay of the duo Mickey/Oswald especially). If I recommend it only for "experience", take it like me in a Disney bundle at discounted price.