Kev Parkin

Weirdly interesting for a film with quite possibly the worst acting I have ever seen in my life. The plot isn’t much better. Travelling back in time. If someone had told me this was a gang of year one media students’ end of year project, I’d have believed them. If you like a slice of cheese and can put up with the acting, give it a go.

Great potential but absolutely riddled with bugs. I’m sure they put a solid 15 minutes of testing in before releasing it but, shockingly, it wasn’t enough. The idea of the game is good for kids, if a little repetitive but it appears to have been developed by a very lazy dev. The conversations with characters are poor, they just out text at the bottom of the screen and then throw in a few generic animations and phrases that bear no relevance to the conversation being had. It’s incredibly difficult to navigate, with the majority of tasks requiring the user to accurately perform actions such as digging in a specific spot, but the movement of the character is so poor it would be impossible for a child (is the target audience) to complete. Then there are the bugs! Had to restart the game many, many times. A really poor show. It looks like a bad developer has just slapped the Disney brand on a poorly made game without any care whatsoever about the customer who is paying for it. Uninstalled the game after the 4th bug that prevents progress. Awful experience from a lazy company who clearly don’t care about the customer. They’re using a big brand to effectively steal from children.