And the wait time just gets longer and longer. Everything in the game takes a large amount of time to accomplish. The cost is this: it takes hours for anything to get done. All magic comes at a price though and the price for this game is steep. It’s easy to pick up and easy to understand. Follow the quest list as closely as you can and the game will become a lot more rewarding and enjoyable as you go. You’ll gain fewer rewards and your park will grow slower if you do that. Game Tip: Don’t give in to the temptation to just sent characters on any task that comes up. Unlock Woody! As time goes you welcome more and more characters and attractions until you have a big, fully functioning Disney park. Mickey and Goofy go on a few quick quests and then you get the first REAL assignment and its one I don’t mind. We need to build an attraction for people to ride. The guy just oozes magic and happiness and even doing something as simple as making him “search for friends” brings a little magic back to the kingdom. So I get in there and the first thing I do is I send Mickey Mouse to work. Everything you do builds the happiness meter and rewards you with magic and special items you can use to level up your park and it’s characters. To do this, you slowly send characters on jobs, meet and greets, build attractions, and direct guests to various activities around the park. Now he needs your help to bring his friends back and to bring fun back to the kingdom. Our Hero, Mickey, is one of the only survivors. The premise is this: Maleficent has cast an evil curse on the Magic Kingdom, banishing all happiness from the land. At its core, it’s a clone of the popular Rollercoaster Tycoon games from back in the day and part of a tradition of games on mobile devices I call the “town builders” only instead of building a town This game puts the power of Disneyland in your pocket and onto your phone! It’s a free mobile/ PC game produced by Disney Interactive and Gameloft. Here’s one of them: Magic Kingdoms- Disney Park Management on your Phone So I’ve been trying to find a way to make it feel like I’m at Disneyland- and I’ve found a few ideas. I, for one, had some really fun Disney plans that have been put on hold. I know a Pinterest board this would be perfect on!īut not only that, a lot of us have had our travel plans nipped in the bud.
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