CASTLE OF ILLUSION ALL BOSSES SERIES

The second boss monster is the Jack in the Box here in Toyland. You will fight the Oak Tree in the first world or Enchanted Forest. These boss monsters are also the holders or keepers of rainbow gems you must collect. And these video features all the bosses you will encounter inside the castle. It’s a pretty short game, but it couldn’t really be much longer without changing or adding things that weren’t part of the original, which would potentially spoil some of it’s charm for those who played it.Mickey Mouse tried all his might to save Minnie from the witch here in Castle of Illusions. The world, sounds, narration, and ease of gameplay make for a really relaxing few hours. It’s one of those casual games that doesn’t require much brain power – likely why I enjoyed it so much. I really enjoyed playing through Castle of Illusion, even when it came to replaying levels to find the hidden items. I feel it doesn’t really add much, or make replaying levels worth it, but I’m sure others would enjoy challenging themselves and their friends. There’s an option of replaying levels in time attack mode too, although it’s I only did this once. Without these, the game would likely only take 2-3 hours to finish, but I replayed and explored levels along the way to find most of the hidden items. There were also hidden items to collect along the way, allowing you to unlock new outfits or statues in the castle. One of the main things that caught my attention was how each world was uniquely charming in its design be it the environment, enemies, or bosses, and the different challenges that came with them. It consists of five magical worlds that you unlock and progress through by collecting diamonds on each level. That said, I’m an “adult” and still appreciated it! There are some nice lines and rhymes throughout, the kind you’d expect to see in a children’s book.

Mickey aside, Richard McGonagle, was a perfect choice for the narrator, and the other character’s lines and voices were fitting for the game, and the whole Disney theme. I just find his voice creepy and annoying, but I’ve never been a Mickey fan so that’s not the game’s fault. I knew Mickey was going to be the main character in the game prior to playing, and I don’t hold that against the game too much either. Thankfully his dialogue is quite minimal though.

Unfortunately, that does mean there are times when you have to listen to Mickey’s insanely annoying voice. It’s basically a save the kidnapped princess type story, but in this case, it’s Minnie Mouse you have to save, while you play as Mickey Mouse. The story is typical of anything Disney, and nothing unique to the gaming world either.

CASTLE OF ILLUSION ALL BOSSES SERIES

The game begins with an introductory cut-scene – essentially a series of stills with a narrator and occasional character voices. Initially it kept crashing after the main screen due to it using the onboard graphics rather than the Nvidia graphics card, but as soon as I changed that in Nvidia Control Panel, I was good to go! I had the pleasure of playing the original, and I can now say I’ve had the pleasure of playing the 2013 remake. Anybody can enjoy it! It’s also worth noting that it’s remake, or “reimagining”, of the original game for Sega systems back in the 90s. It’s casual enough that age and skill need not be much of a problem. Castle of Illusion (starring Mickey Mouse) is a basic platformer, reminiscent of a simpler time, and certainly one of the easier platformers I’ve played.

Castle of illusion all bosses