Disney Universe
For the first time, suit up in an off-the-wall multiplayer adventure where iconic Disney characters and legendary Disney worlds collide. Discover the mixed-up humor of this ever-expanding universe as you team up with friends to overcome challenges and defeat enemies.
Disney Universe is a family friendly, cartoony and adventure game
developed by Eurocom
and published by Disney.
Released on October 06th 2014 is available only on Windows
in 13 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Swedish.
It has received 369 reviews of which 306 were positive and 63 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows XP/7
- Processor: 3.0GHz Intel Pentium 4 Class or AMD Athlon 64 3500+ Processor
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 256MB 3D Video Card Supporting Shaders 4.0, NVIDIA Geforce 8400, ATI Radeon 2900
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- Sound Card: 16-bit DirectX 9.0c-Compatible Sound Card
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Overview Disney Universe is an action-adventure platformer that takes players on a chaotic journey through six iconic Disney worlds. Released in 2011 and now available on Steam, the game stands out for its colorful visuals and costume-based gameplay, where players can unlock and wear 45+ Disney-themed costumes. Despite its fun and accessible design, the Steam version of the game lacks online multiplayer, offering only local co-op and Remote Play Together. Pros 1. Familiar Disney Worlds and Costumes: The game's environments are a highlight, as you explore worlds from *The Lion King*, *Pirates of the Caribbean*, *Monsters, Inc.*, and more. Each world is packed with charming details and features iconic music and characters. The costumes, too, are a fan favorite, allowing you to play as well-known Disney figures like Simba or Jack Sparrow. 2. Local Co-op and Remote Play: Though it lacks online multiplayer, the Steam version allows for local co-op gameplay and Remote Play Together. Up to four players can team up for some couch co-op fun, making it a great game for families or friends who enjoy playing together. Remote Play extends this feature to those who want to play with friends online via shared screen streaming. 3. Simple and Family-Friendly Gameplay: The controls are easy to pick up, making it suitable for younger players and casual gamers. There’s no steep learning curve, and the forgiving mechanics make it accessible for all ages. While the puzzles are simple, they provide just enough challenge to keep things interesting for kids. Cons 1. Lack of Online Multiplayer: One of the game's biggest limitations on Steam is the absence of true online multiplayer. The game only supports local co-op and Remote Play Together, which can be disappointing for players looking to join friends online without screen sharing. This can also make finding co-op partners more difficult unless you already have people to play with in person. 2. Repetitive Combat and Gameplay: Combat is limited to a single attack button, which can quickly become monotonous. The game’s puzzles and enemy encounters are also repetitive, reducing its appeal during longer play sessions. While the colorful environments are enjoyable, the lack of variety in gameplay mechanics can make the game feel stale after a few hours. 3. Limited Solo Experience: Playing *Disney Universe* alone doesn’t capture the same chaotic fun that comes from co-op. The solo mode feels less engaging, as the game’s design clearly encourages teamwork and group play. Additionally, managing the on-screen chaos becomes more frustrating without friends to help. 4. Shallow Content Depth: With only six worlds and relatively short levels, the game can feel light on content. While there are collectibles and costumes to unlock, players looking for a more in-depth experience may find the game lacking in substance. Final Thoughts *Disney Universe* offers a fun, whimsical romp through beloved Disney worlds, but its limitations—especially the lack of true online multiplayer—hold it back from being a must-play. It’s best enjoyed with friends via local co-op or Remote Play, and while it’s charming and accessible for younger players, its repetitive gameplay and limited content may leave more experienced gamers wanting more. For Disney fans looking for some family-friendly chaos, though, it’s still an entertaining diversion. Rating: 6.5/10 Pros: - Disney-themed worlds and costumes - Fun in local co-op and Remote Play Together - Accessible for younger players Cons: - No online multiplayer support (beyond Remote Play Together) - Repetitive combat - Shallow solo experience - Limited content depth Dishonest Trailer [Opening Scene: A dramatic voiceover kicks in, accompanied by an epic score. The screen is filled with vibrant images of various Disney worlds, with characters running around and explosions happening in the background.] Narrator: In a world where dreams come true and mice wear pants, get ready to dive headfirst into a Disney-fueled adventure… that’s surprisingly chaotic and a little less magical than you remember. [Cut to clips of characters frantically running around in the colorful Disney environments.] Narrator: Welcome to… Disney Universe! Where your childhood fantasies collide with the harsh reality of button-mashing and endless puzzle-solving! [Clip of a character dressed as Simba jumping into a pit of treasure, only to get instantly flattened by a giant rock.] Narrator: Join your friends—if you can find them—on a whirlwind tour through six beloved Disney worlds! Explore the majestic Pride Lands, where you can jump into action with Simba… and then immediately faceplant into a hyena’s butt! [Cut to a character dressed as Jack Sparrow pirouetting wildly before falling off a ledge.] Narrator: Set sail for the Caribbean with Jack Sparrow! Because nothing says “pirate adventure” like awkwardly stumbling through puzzles while trying not to fall off every tiny ledge! [Scene transitions to characters working together, but chaos ensues as they all try to fit through a narrow doorway.] Narrator: Team up with up to four players for some hilarious local co-op! Or, use the Remote Play Together feature and let your friends enjoy the chaos from the comfort of their own home, while you yell at them to help you get past the simplest of challenges! [Montage of characters transforming into various Disney costumes.] Narrator: Unleash your inner Disney fan with over 45 costumes! Want to be a superhero? Great! You’ll still have to deal with your friends stealing all the good power-ups! [Cut to a character trying to coordinate with their friends but failing miserably.] Narrator: Who needs communication? Just mash buttons and hope for the best! It’s not like you’re on a mission to save Disney or anything. Oh wait… [Clip showing a character getting knocked out by an enemy while another player laughs.] Narrator: Experience combat that’s so simple it might as well be a rhythm game, except the only rhythm is how fast you can hit the attack button before you get flattened by a giant Disney prop! [Scene shifts to gameplay showcasing repetitive puzzles and enemies.] Narrator: Get ready for puzzles that are as easy as pie! If your idea of a challenge is moving a block and hitting a switch… you’ve found your holy grail! Just don’t be surprised if you repeat the same level three times because someone forgot which button does what! [Montage of various characters gathering collectibles and costumes, but it looks a bit tedious.] Narrator: Collect costumes and unlock more Disney magic—if you have the patience! Because what’s more fun than searching for hidden collectibles in six short worlds? [Quick cuts showing the empty worlds and their lack of depth.] Narrator: With only six worlds and levels that end before you can even find your snacks, you might find yourself asking… is this it? [Final shot of characters looking exhausted but still smiling.] Narrator: So grab your friends, your snacks, and your sense of humor, and jump into a world of Disney chaos with… Disney Universe! [Screen fades to black with the logo for Disney Universe, accompanied by cheerful music.] Narrator (in a slightly more serious tone): Warning: May cause spontaneous fits of laughter, nostalgia, and the unshakable urge to watch Disney movies again. Play responsibly! [End scene with the tagline on screen:] “Disney Universe: Where the magic is chaotic, and the costumes are always ready for a party!” [Fade out with goofy character antics in the background.]
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i beat it like 40 times unironically, this is my childhood game and owning it on steam was the best thing i ever did. POGGERS!
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I played this game on the Wii back in 2014 and could NOT get enough of it. I remember it being a lot harder than it actually is, but to be fair I was a child. The gameplay and map design all hold up great and it runs amazingly on my laptop without any bugs/crashes :) Controls are a bit funky at worst, so I've played with an Xbox controller.
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Great game from my childhood that i played with my siblings! Works well on Windows 11 no crashes, but a couple of times where its frozen for a few seconds but it manages to fix itself without restarting. Still supports 4 players!
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The reason I bought this game is that I missed my late father so much when he got me a CD copy (Windows 7 supported), and I was 17 years old at that time. Only yesterday, I managed to collect all world collectibles, including characters' costumes. Determination, it seems, was my driving force. There are no problems like what others have mentioned (e.g.: unresponsive controllers or crashes during loading/playing). So, this leads me to conclude that there are no cons at all. 10/10. Fucking nostalgic.
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