Playing in Co Op unlocks new moves for your characters, such as a leapfrog feature to improve your jumps, or a rope drop to help you climb up. Disney Illusion Island sports four player co-op, in a way that makes it so only one of you has to be competent at platformers to have a good time. Better With FriendsĪrguably the best way this gets you hooked on the metroidvania is the co op. It’s a complicated balance, and in a sense I appreciate that they didn’t add a feature if it didn’t have some higher gameplay implication. It’s good for beginners, but I do wish there was some kind of run, even if it had no effect on your jumps. Despite that, your movement can still feel pretty sluggish compared to a lot of other platformers.
The simple nature of the game means that you rarely have to worry about precise positioning. Even things like hitting buttons have their own jump properties, and the game expects you to be able to use these.Īdmittedly, I have some very minor nitpicks. The first boss escalates the stakes so much and so creatively that it made me chuckle. I mean, even the game’s boss encounters are just elaborate platform puzzles. The platforming is actually excellent, requiring you to make decisions quickly, but not have to worry about things like pixel-perfect placement. I cannot stress enough that this isn’t “Good platforming for a children’s game“. Normally you’d think a game that removes combat would start feeling empty for it, yet Dlala does an excellent job of having the platforming feel involved enough that you feel a real sense of accomplishment for overcoming it. Mickey and friends have to traverse three different biomes to help secure magic tomes, and literally the second of these I was introduced to, I was having to time my wall jumps against vertically scrolling walls and boost jumping as a means of turning in the air. And yet the game wastes no time in immediately ramping up the challenge for you. Follow us on Twitter Follow and Tweet us Tweet to early ones are fairly straight forward- a boosted jump for more horizontal distance, a wall jump for climbing higher.
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