Disney Princess: My FairyTale Adventure

by Disney Interactive Studios

• Customize your avatar, outfits, accessories, castle and more
• Explore worlds of Cinderella, Ariel, Belle, Tiana and Rapunzel
• Collect gems, flower seeds and jewelry
• Play a variety of dancing, gardening and decorating games

Product Details

• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B007VIYQVI
• Product Dimensions: 7.4 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches ; 3.2 ounces
• Media: Video Game
• Release Date: September 25, 2012
• Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (38 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,620 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
  • #29 in Video Games > Wii > Games > Adventure

Product Description

Platform: Nintendo Wii

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The kingdoms of your favorite Disney Princesses have had a spell cast over them, and the Fairy Godmother is seeking your help. As her apprentice, you must venture out to explore the enchanting worlds of Cinderella, Rapunzel, Ariel, Tiana and Belle and use your magic wand to break the spell that's covering the kingdoms. Familiar characters and your favorite Disney Princess, you'll be at the center of your own Fairytale Adventure.

Play your favorite
Disney Princess

Become the Fairy
Godmother's apprentice

Enchanted fun

Synopsis

Become immersed in the world of your favorite Disney Princesses like you've always dreamed of with Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure. Become the Fairy Godmother's apprentice and use your magic wand to put a stop to the spell that's been cast over the kingdoms. Meet and interact with Belle, Tiana, Cinderella, Rapunzel and Ariel in their own worlds, and explore iconic locations, like Beast's castle, Rapunzel's tower and Cinderella's ball on your adventure. Encounter beloved Disney characters, such as Lumiere, Pascal, Flounder, Gus and more. Personalize your character and room in the Fairy Godmother's castle in a variety of different ways. Complete quests and earn gems as you progress throughout the game then exchange them for special items. Expand your enchanted fun by playing fun-filled mini games. It's time to make your own happily ever after.

Key Features:

• Earn gems while you play and exchange them for special items
  
• Play a variety of fun-filled mini games to expand your enchanted fun
  
• Wish upon a star and immerse yourself in the enchanted worlds of some of your favorite Disney princesses, including Cinderella, Belle, Tiana, Rapunzel and Ariel
  
• Become the Fairy Godmother's apprentice and explore each Princess' world along with memorable locations like Beast's castle, Rapunzel's tower and Cinderella's ball
  
• Use your magic wand to help break the spell that's been cast over the kingdoms
  
• Meet and interact with familiar Disney characters, such as Lumiere, Flounder, Gus, Pascal and others who will help you throughout the game
  
• Customize your room in the Fairy Godmother's castle and personalize your character with gorgeous outfits, stylish accessories and more
  

Product Description

Players will enter the enchanting worlds of Cinderella, Rapunzel, Ariel, Belle and Tiana, and use their magic wand to help undo a spell that's been cast over the kingdoms. Fans of all ages will be able to play as an apprentice to the Fairy Godmother and explore each of the Princess worlds. They'll be able to interact with familiar characters, such as Lumiere, Pascal, Flounder, Gus and other fan favorites who will help guide them through missions and progress though the game.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

31 of 35 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars not meant for two players November 17, 2012

By Juniorette

Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii

Fun: 3.0 out of 5 stars   

My 2 daughters were so excited about this game as they loved the first princess wii game. As soon as they started playing, it quickly turned into frustration and anger as they realized the second player cannot customize her character at all, and has a limited role in what she can do in the game. She's basically just the boring sidekick to the first player. This does NOT work when you have twin daughters. I will probably be returning the game just to avoid the constant battles over who gets to be player one.

21 of 23 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Cute and fun video game for young children October 18, 2012

By D. Zalewski

Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii

Fun: 4.0 out of 5 stars   

Girls like to play video games too, but don't necessarily like the same kinds of games boys do. Knowing how beloved the princesses are, Disney has released an interactive video game that lets fans be part of their worlds in Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure. We received a copy of this game to review for the Nintendo Wii, but it is also available for the 3DS and PC/Mac.

In this game, you are an apprentice to the Fairy Godmother and apparently a very new one at that! While practicing some magic spells in the garden, you turn the friendly sprites into naughty imps. While chasing them around the Enchanted Garden and through the castle, the imps find the portals to the worlds of Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, Rapunzel and Tiana. Of course, you must follow the imps into each of the princess kingdoms to keep them from messing things up!

While in each world, you get to interact with several familiar Disney characters who help guide you through missions. You must find the imps and change them back into sprites with your magic wand. There are also mini puzzle games for additional fun and skill challenges. You can also customize your character's looks, buy dresses, decorate her room, plant seeds in the garden and a few other fun things that don't affect the progress of the game.

The game is rated E for Everyone so it's hard for me to say what age is the best for this game. It really depends on your child's gaming abilities, interest in puzzles, and love of the princesses. My daughter is too young to work the controls for this game on her own, but she likes to watch us play it. She is only 2 years old, though I would think most 4 or 5 year olds would be capable of playing on their own.

The learning curve is low and quick to figure out through the little tutorial your character goes through at the beginning of the game. Turning the imps into sprites does not require any aiming (at least in the Wii version - that's the only version we played), so that should cut down on frustration levels. As long as you are near them and hitting the right button, it will get them for you! There is also a helpful glowing path to follow so you don't get lost easily. I love that it's relatively easy for kids, but it's not too challenging for adults (at least those of us who do a lot of gaming). It's still cute and fun though!

*As stated in the beginning, we received a copy to review.

13 of 13 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars A Good Game For Every Little Princess who Loves the Disney Princesses. November 25, 2012

By Lady Amalthea

Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii

Fun: 4.0 out of 5 stars   

I bought this for my five-year-old twin nieces who are Dinsey Princess fanatics. They have never played any type of video game before (not even the Angry Birds app). Their parents don't own a Wii console, so I bought this game so they could play it whenever they're over at my place. Since I only have one controller, I managed to persuade them to take turns (even though they squabble).

With that being said, Disney Princess My fairyTale Adventure is a fun game for young girls. There are four kingdoms (Cinderella, Ariel, Belle, Rapunzel). Truth be told, I am disappointed that there weren't a lot to do at Princess Tiana's kingdom, especially since my nieces love the Princess and the Frog. (You finish Tiana's level in less than 10 minutes.)

As an adult, I found this game to be redundant in its gameplay, but for a five-year-old, this game was absolutely charming. Even though this game was fairly easy in its gameplay (you are provided with a basic tutorial at the very start of the adventure), I had to provide some assistance. They had the most amount of trouble with the control stick on the nunchuk (steering). The C and Z buttons on the nunchuk aren't required in this game. So whenever I sense their mounting frustration, I took control of the nunchuk, while they manipulated the Wiimote. However, the more they play, the less they need me to take control of the nunchuk.

The good thing is that you cannot get lost, even if you didn't understand the instructions of the quests from the princesses and other familiar characters. You are provided with a bright shooting light that leads you to your next mission.

The gems (money) are scattered throughout the kingdoms and you can use them to buy accessories, outfits, hair dos, tiaras, flowers (for your garden), furniture (for your room) at the Wishing Well Store. My nieces enjoyed customizing their character's appearance, exploring the different fairytale kingdoms (the kingdom is linear in its story), transforming the imps into sprites. My neices didn't find the imps to be scary at all. In fact, they giggled while trying to chase them. However, there was a particular mission (involving Lucifer the cat from Cinderella's Kingdom), in which one of them got a bit scared and thrust the remote in my hand because she didn't want to play. Honestly, I didn't find it at all scary so I couldn't understand why she got scared. Other than that, the missions/scenes are very child-friendly. They audibly oohed and aahed at Cinderella's opulent ballroom, her exquisite gown, the Beast's castle, and Rapunzel's beautiful, braided hair. Their favorite mission was fixing the pieces to the puzzles. They managed to pick that up pretty quickly and no longer needed as much assistance.

The voice acting was fairly good. I grew up watching every Disney animated movie ever made and I believe Belle and Ariel's voices were similar to the original. However, I found Cinderella's voice to be dissimilar. I loved seeing all of my favorite characters such as Lumiere and Flounder to name a few (I'm a little princess at heart).

As I said, I found this game to be redundant and I wish it came with more varied missions. I wish it was an open world game (but I suppose children don't mind as much). Plus, once completed (for its price,the game isn't that long), it has no replay value. So my initial star rating was 3. However, since my nieces liked this game a lot, and enjoyed replaying the same adventure/missions, I gave it a 4 star.

This game would very much appeal to every little princess that is a Barbie/Disney Princess fan. Even though it's rated E, I think it's targeted for younger princesses between the ages of 4-8. Older princesses would probably find this game boring/unchallenging. I think this is a good game to introduce children to the world of gaming.