Losing lives isn’t a major penalty, as when you run out of lives you’ll have to start a level again instead of spawning at a checkpoint. In some levels, such as Library, jumps have to be timed perfectly or you could get shoved off the screen and lose a life. As it’s a Mickey Mouse title I’d expect it to be aimed at young children, but some of the gameplay can be incredibly hard and at some points frustrating too. I’m also not entirely sure who the game is really aimed at. Add in full voice acting for Mickey, Minnie and Mizarabel, and you have some real magic. The opening slides, in conjunction with the narrative skills of Richard McGonagle, the voice actor behind characters such as Victor Sullivan from the Uncharted games, help set up the game’s story in an unmistakable Disney way. The images have been drawn excellently, and the artwork would not look out of place in a Mickey cartoon. The first thing you’ll notice is the narration and initial cartoon story images. I remember playing a bit of it when I was younger, and reminiscing that I wasn’t great at it, but I was only around six years old. Under the guidance of the original’s director, Emiko Yamamoto, Sega Studios Australia have brought Castle Of Illusion into the modern age. It’s been 23 years since the original Castle Of Illusion first appeared on the Sega Mega Drive, pitting Mickey Mouse against the evil witch Mizarabel in an attempt to save love interest, Minnie.
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