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Disney Universe

Eurocom · Oct 25, 2011

PC · PS3 · Xbox 360

Everyone10+

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In Disney Universe, players can select from more than 40 classic and contemporary Disney character costumes, including Alice (Alice in Wonderland), Mike (Monsters, Inc.), TRON (TRON: Legacy) and Stitch (Lilo & Stitch) to explore six different worlds inspired by legendary Disney and Disney Pixar films. Each world will allow players to experience objectives and missions that follow Disney and Disney Pixar movie storylines. Players will select a character-based costume, with each costume offering a specific tool that changes and grows in power as players adventure through the game.

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Scores by platform

PC

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.0

PlayStation 3

Critic 6.6 (13 critics) · Gamer 8.7

7.4

Xbox 360

Critic 5.9 (10 critics) · Gamer 8.0

6.8

Critic reviews

  • Push Square

    Adam Riley · Dec 20, 2011

    7.0
    With a host of exciting power-ups and a wealth of gruelling bosses, in addition to a selection of back-to-basics retro challenges, Disney Universe is a highly entertaining package. It might not encompass the hardcore appeal required to command a must-have purchase, but it's still a valuable diversion for families and younger demographics
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  • PlayStation Universe

    PSU Community · Dec 02, 2011

    6.0
    Disney Universe is a great title to get your kids out of the rail based kiddie-style games and start getting them into the meatier side of games. Experienced players are going to love the online or local co-op modes (sadly though the game plays better solo). The game is solid, not perfect, but should give you a good number of playing hours for your investment
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  • COGconnected

    Ippon · Nov 07, 2011

    8.0
    Overall, Disney Universe is a cute, charming, and sometimes funny action game featuring worlds based on Disney and Pixar films. It was nice to look at and really brought the essence of the movies into a respectable video game (which can be hard to do). While I would have preferred more depth such as having more worlds, bigger differences in costumes and weapons, kids and Disney fans will likely love Disney Universe and appreciate it for what it’s worth: a fun, family game.
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  • Games Radar+

    Chris Antista · Oct 28, 2011

    7.0
    There’s no other way to slice it: Disney Universe is for kids. Or perhaps for you and your kids. Much like the brand itself, the gameplay in Disney Universe is timeless, in that it’s widely accessible and easy to understand. However, if you’re looking for something deeper and more satisfyingly complex, there’s not quite enough on the disc to stand on Disney fandom alone
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  • GameSpot

    Kevin VanOrd · Oct 28, 2011

    4.5
    Disney Universe's greatest problems really aren't in the presentation, but in the mundane gameplay that has you performing the same basic tasks in differently skinned levels. No one element is satisfying in itself, nor do the pieces come together to make for an interesting whole. Instead, the game is a collection of basic mechanics with a single hook: the license
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  • IGN

    Colin Moriarty · Oct 26, 2011

    7.0
    Disney Universe provides an experience that can be enjoyed both solo and locally with co-op, so you’ll have options. Plus, the game comes with reasons to revisit stages and collectibles to keep you coming back for more. Disney Universe has its problems, but it’s a solid title bound to please its intended audience
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