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My daughter loves this game she is 5 and she made a tutorial to teach people to play check it out she's so cute.. Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure (Tutorial…: http://youtu.be/QlMGPv2_2bo

For a children's game; it's okay. The graphics are on the lower end and it's definately a lower-budget game. I definately do not suggest getting this game at full price. I do however think that if you have a daughter or son who loves the Disney Princesses, that this game is something they will enjoy.

The game tends to be a bit repetitive in it's game play, however there's an actual, well-thought out story and many references to your child's favorite movies. A lot of places they'll explore are straight from scenes on the big screen. The customization is also well done and gems are easy to find so it's not taxing on the player to try to stay frugal: I found that I could buy almost all of the dresses right away in just collecting gems in the first area (use the magic twirl "n" near bushes at least 3 times to get all of the gems- you can do this again once you leave the area and come back to keep farming for more gems to shop to your heart's content). The voice acting isn't grating although I did experience some issues on the playback.

Keyboard controls can be changed in the options menu, however for a small child, the arrow keys to move, spacebar to jump, and "n" and "m" to cast spells are easy enough to grasp, as well as easy enough for their smaller hands to reach all keys. Only issue with this default setting is that this is awkward to use this and then toggle the mouse from time to time. However the camera and controls work smoothly, and even the platforming sections were easy enough.

The game's length can actually give a bang for your buck- even outside of taking time to explore and unlocking each item, each princess has a good handful of quests to do. Unfortunately, the only princess left out of the attention is Princess Tiana, who only has three missions, and can't be unlocked until the very end- doesn't look too well compared to the other princesses.

At the end of it all however, this games has what feels like an equal amount of up's and down's about it. At first I was going to not recommend this game until I saw the other screenshots posted. Sure, there are a few joke postings there from adults (like myself), but the young players who took pictures seemed to genuinely enjoy the game and interacting with their beloved fairy tale characters. If you can find this game for a good discount for your kid- go for it.

So ummm.... this game is really good. I like that there are pink things and ummm lots of purple things too! I made my own princess at the start and I made her really pretty! She has long pink hair and a purple dress! I want to look just like her when I grow up. Ummmm... you run around and can do lots of things! Like, this one time, there was this really sad flower and it was all alone and I gave it some water and it wasn't sad anymore! This game is really good.

Sometimes, I wish I could go into my computer and play with my princess. She is really pretty. We can wear pink dresses and find sad plants and make them happy! Maybe one day I will grow up and be just like her. This game is really good.

I see lots of sad people and I wish I could be like my princess and make them happy. But people are not plants and I am not my princess. Maybe one day I will grow up and be pretty just like her and make the sad people happy. This game is really good.

My four year old daughter loves this game.

It is a simply platformer type game that a young child can play. She quickly mastered the controls and managed to beat the game.

After completing the game you have a free-play throughout all the areas, which she really likes - just running around and exploring again. She enjoys changing the appearance of her fairy over and over.

I highly recommend this game for a little kid who likes Disney movies. This feels like a good starter game as well as a potential gateway into gaming.

this game is truly amazing. i have never ever EVER in my life played a game like this. although it is regrettably subpar compared to disney princess enchanted journey, which nothing can top (I mean nothing, not even Breath of the Wild, especially in the graphics department), this game has completed my life. You can become a mermaid. Yes, A mermaid. You can also have your own garden. That's right. Forget about having to travel to wholefoods market or walmart to get that disgusting produce which origins are unbeknownst to many, you can reap the rewards of becoming a disney princess right at home on your computer. I've never felt more powerful. Have you ever felt what it's like to accomplish something after years and years of trial and error? You'll find that feeling when booting up this game. I must say no more, however. For Disney Princess Enchanted Journey requires my most savory of thoughts and recollection. Thank you for reading this review. Remember to stay fabulous, and dont forget to have sparkles at the tip of your toes wherever you go.

I played the ♥♥♥♥ out of this game when I was a little girl, on the Wii. I got so excited it was on PC, I immediately went on a nostalgia trip.

It's fun to see a game that is so unapologetically girly and playful. If you have a little kid who likes this kind of thing, let them play.

A forced control scheme that requires two hands on the keyboard, and a hand on the mouse.

Not reccomended for anyone with less than 3 hands.

: Little girls.

:
Muscular men,
Soon to be g@y boys
Already G@y femboys
Psychopath
Bored Sigma males
Women who won‘t believe she’s getting old

and mostly
Gown-ups trying to get back to those good old happy childhood days


and yes I do believe I have BPD
Beautiful Princess Disorder