Disney Tangled

Disney Tangled isn’t a particularly enchanting interactive experience. Play scenarios are repetitive and level design is unimaginative. Older kids will likely find it grows dull and monotonous within the first couple of levels. Younger kids may have fun with it, but only because it features characters with which they are familiar. Even they may grow bored and frustrated as they deal with Flynn and Rapunzel’s often dim artificial intelligence (suggestion: make liberal use of the protagonists’ ability to hold each other’s hands to ensure they don’t, say, accidentally fall off ledges).

What’s more, production values are pretty dismal. From blocky character models to drab environmental designs, the game’s visuals are decidedly previous generation. The actors do a fine job of reprising their roles in the narrative scenes between levels, but they repeat themselves perpetually during play. Long story short, this is a flimsy game adaptation.