Disney Mirrorverse

They shred any remaining desire to further explore what is truly a bold and unique take on the Disney universe, which is a real shame. I'd hoped these Guardian versions of the Disney characters I'd grown up with would get more time to shine and show off their new abilities. Instead, I got buried in resources and currencies, which relegated these amazing heroes to posing on the menu screens, and the result is a big disappointment. I'm looking into the Mirrorverse, but I don't like the reflection.

Disney Mirrorverse is a free to play game, but players will be constantly faced with pop-up menus encouraging them to spend money. The pop-ups occur everywhere – in between levels, when switching between screens, and when looking through notifications. I understand that free-to-play games need to make their money too, but the system makes it seem like players HAVE to buy these items if they want to make real progress, which just isn't true.

There are tiers of rewards dispersed weekly depending on leaderboard position and how many points were earned for the Alliance. Competing with friends and Alliance members, as well as the promise of new content with regular updates, creates an incentive to keep playing. Disney Mirrorverse is a truly enjoyable experience that portrays some fan-favorite Disney and Pixar characters in a new, thrilling adventure.