At one point, there's a minigame where you have to save the memories of the merpeople from Ariel's world from sinking deep into the ocean. It's fun to just let the rocks sink down, since there's no penalty for a miss anyway. Take that, memories.

Snow White only has four dwarf friends. Sneezy, Sleepy, and Bashful were presumably killed and eaten.

All in all, this is a good game for children, and a fun game to ironically play for adults.

I nominated this game for the 'Defies Description' Steam Award. I really think it deserves it.

The graphics are pretty nice, for the time the game came out. There are worlds that (to a youngster) would be quite large and fun to explore (as an oldster myself, I was able to sprint through most everywhere in no time flat). There are lots of cute animals all over the place, the one true metric of a good game.

The game scatters gems all over, whether sitting out in the open, squirreled away in chests, or rewards for completing tasks. The most you can hold is 999, and they have no discernible use.

DPEJ is a charming game where you get to explore various Disney Princess realms, customize your own princess, fight some loser evil ex-princess, and (in an ending ripped straight from the Shining) get sealed into a portrait with all the other princesses. (Sadly, "Midnight, the Stars, and You" doesn't play during this sequence).

The gameplay is fairly simple. After character creation, you enter one of several princess worlds and resolve to help the people there with whatever problems they might have. You are armed with a magic wand, with which you can fire magic bolts or flourish it to trigger different environmental effects. Occasionally you will be called upon to fight Heartless (not their real names, but I never bothered to remember what their stupid name was and they're basically the same as Heartless); however, they pose no challenge as you can basically spam the spacebar to rapid-fire your wand and clear all foes off the screen.