These characters – Goofy through his good-natured stupidity, Donald through his short-temper and cowardice – generate a lot of the humour, while Mickey and Minnie play it straight. Scrawled in my notes is the ink-smudged line “Goofy is funny as fuck,” and I’d stand by that, adding that Donald is quite amusing too. The segment we watched it preceded by a cutscene that genuinely made me laugh out loud. They all look wonderful in motion, slick animation and a simple movement reminding me of the silken way N+ and Canabalt’s characters moves, it’s a pleasure to enjoy and coupled with the There are four characters – Donald, Goofy, Micky and Minnie – and the four Disney mainstays have different animations but play identically, with players free to whoever appeals to them the most. Grand-Scrutton admits that the game has a somewhat Metroid structure to go along with it too. Briefly NME was shown a huge Metroid-esque map that seemed to sprawl out in every different direction. In a hands-off preview, NME was shown a huge chunk of the game exploring a biome that’s equal parts sea and stars, called Astrono. Aj Grand-Scrutton, the CEO of developers Dlala Studios and Disney Illusion Island’s game director, explained that while they originally decided they needed combat because “combat is a key part of the 2D platformer genre,” after a while they realised Illusion Island was much more interesting without it.
Originally, there was going to be combat. Here the focus is on moving smart, slickly avoiding issues as you run, jump, dash and even wall-slide through cutesy levels.
It’s the most notable part of Illusion Island. READ MORE: ‘Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’ review: force majeure.Play the kinetic 2D platformer and you’re still at risk from the multitude of enemy creatures, traps and hazards that litter its levels, but you have no way to defend yourself. There’s no combat in Disney Illusion Island.
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