Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure reviews

I bought it from my Daughter, 6). The Control is a very simple Combination of Maus/Tastaur, where You have quickly found in with a little Help. The Graphics are kept quite simple and the Game should be on any Office Calculator To start. As the Title suggests, this Game is mainly aimed at Girls. You can customize your Princess with new Clothes to buy with previously collected Diamonds. There is also a Room and a Garden, which can also be decorated as Desired. You need Diamonds for That, too. However, it's not like most mobile Games. Diamonds here means that you really have to Collect. There is no Real Money shop. My Daughter is of a "stupid" Age. On the one Hand, she would like to play something on the PC, on the other hand, she is still too young to play Games where you either have to read or where the Controls are too complicated. That's where this hits the Mark. You keep switching between a small, relatively freely explorable 3D Environment, 2D View and Minigames ala bubble Saga. Because the Character can't die and the Opponents don't defend themselves, the Game is completely fruit-free. Until now, the Opponents consisted of Goblins, which you have to transform back into Fairy With the Help of a Wand. Another very important Point is that this Game is completely in German. Both the Surface and The Voiceover. Unfortunately, this is not always a matter of course at Disney Games. But here you can let your Child explore alone in peace, because here every Step is explained and you just have to listen. I can recommend this Game unreservedly for Children aged 5-6 and Over. We haven't progressed that far yet, but the Price of just under €20is fair. It looks quite extensive, is lovingly positioned in a child-friendly way and has a speech output that is easy for Children to understand. Children who, like my Daughter, are allowed to play a few times a Week for half an hour until a maximum of 1 Hour will have a long Time.