Beauty & The Beast: Belle's Quest for Genesis
Review #4058
Beauty & The Beast: Belle's Quest
Duck duck jump
Gameplay
This is one of those insultingly simple games made for young girls. All you can do is jump and there's a dedicated duck button. There's almost no interactivity in this entire game. You encounter NPCs who talk to you but there's no consequence. They are flying enemies that are almost impossible to avoid because of your incredibly stiff and limited movement options.
There's really no reason to play this game.
Level Design
I didn't get very far before literally running into a brick wall. Actually it's a boulder but there's no way to get past it so I had to stop.
The first level is you walking through a forest and then walking through the provincial village and ducking into the background when Lafue or Gaston walk by. If they catch you, Gaston just talks to you so there's no real consequence, but again you can step into the background like Rescue: The Embassy Mission to avoid them.
Then there's a little mini game at the bookstore where you move horizontally to catch books that are falling from the sky. And finally you leave, go to the right, and run into a boulder and then you're done. The end
Theme
Does a great job of conveying the theme and setting of the movie right down to the exact dialogue that happens. I don't see how this would make for a good video game though.
Art Style
The sprites are small but well drawn and the backgrounds also look pretty good with some parallax, scrolling and elements in both the foreground and the background.
Audio
The music is poor quality but replicates the sounds from the movie
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