Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two Review

Disney fans might get some moments of rush either by seeing their favorite characters interacting with each other in the development of a nice story, or by sinking their teeth into the Disney collectibles available, which include old Silly Symphonies or Mickey Mouse cartoons that become available to be watched. However, those who have a lesser degree of admiration for the company will find a game that is uninspired and that feels rushed due to the fact it falls so far away from its predecessor. The eight hours of adventure are, sadly, neither intense nor unforgettable. They are, actually, an awfully sad sight, because as far as being a gamer goes, there is nothing sadder than watching a title with good heart, intentions and ambitions fall flat on its face.