Average, but with enough charm to make me feel positive about it by the end. In terms of the things I enjoyed, the sprite art is quite pleasing, and the music is surprisingly good. However, the movement speed feeds incredibly slow for the type of game it is, and it suffers the same fate as early 3DS or even DS games where the stylus is overused to the point where it slows down the game even more. Doing all of the side content--which involved replaying the same levels multiple times to find new characters to rescue or chests to unlock--took about 10 hours, so it really does not overstay its welcome. It was perfect for small sessions during a busy work week, but probably would not be worth any more than the $8 I bought it for.

Não costumo abandonar jogos pela metade, mesmo que sejam ruins tento extrair alguma diversão ou vou em frente por uma curiosidade mórbida, veja bem, eu finalizei Detective Pikachu! haha

E com Epick Mickey não foi diferente, insisti algumas vezes MAS ESSE JOGO É INTRAGÁVEL!

Ele é péssimo em tudo que se propõem. Falta um tempero nos segmentos de plataforma e o Mickey parece que tem uma bola de ferro nos pés, o personagem é muito lento e atravessar as fases é um suplício.

Pra piorar as interações na tela de toque não funcionam direito e atrapalham muito o fluxo do jogo.

Olhando para o meu backlog seria uma sacanagem com comigo mesmo dedicar meu tempo a um jogo tão porco

Se alguém está lendo isso poupe seu tempo!

I've always had a soft spot for Mickey Mouse, and the Epic Mickey games were certainly no exception.

Power of Illusion, unlike it's other console counterparts, is a 2D side-scroller that serves as a successor to the Genesis "Castle of Illusion" games. It's a simple little Mickey Mouse adventure that only took me 3-4 hours. As a kid, I hadn't fully played this one, but I finally rolled credits today.

This game is SLOW...and the slowness contributes to the moments where it can often feel unforgiving. Levels aren't too long, but it all moves as a snails pace. Mickey's move set is actually pretty great, but you won't find any sort of strategy between every move.

Furthermore hindering the already slow pace, there are moments where you can draw on the touch screen to remove or create objects and characters, frequently bringing the pace to a halt.

Just wanted to mention that I really love the sprite work in this game. It's not the most complicated, but seeing these Disney characters in this art style brought a smile to my face.

I did enjoy my time with this, but man does it drag.