Parents need to know that this adorable, very easy game will likely be deemed to simplistic for anyone over six. Preschoolers and kindergarteners, though, will appreciate how skilled the game will make them feel. It's also important to take note, though, that the game is short and if your kids aren't interested in replaying the adventure, it won't have a long shelf-life in your household. Also, be aware that the game frequently asks children to sing -- and important factor to keep in mind if your kids are playing the game in public.
Positive messages:It's a rare video game in which the heroes convince the evildoer to change her ways, rather than simply duking it out with her. This game is all about the magic of music, the beauty of nature, and the power of diplomacy.
Positive role models:The fairies are friendly, music-loving girls, who choose pacifistic methods for saving their kingdom. Their only flaw might be that they get too excited over pretty dresses.
Ease of play:The game really could not be easier. Preschoolers should have no trouble with it. The chunky "magic wand" stylus that comes packaged with the game even makes it easier for little hands to operate. There are singing sections, which ask the child to repeat a line he or she hears a fairy sing, but singing on key is not necessary.