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Let It Go – A Review of Disney’s Frozen Free Fall

Frozen Free Fall is usually for some entertainment, but lacks long hours of play due to micro transactions.
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Disney has been actively jumping into the video game market. With the recent announcement of the 2.0 version of its successful Disney Infinity figurine game, the company isn’t slowing down. With a slew of mobile apps already on various markets, they added a new game in line with their newest animated film, Frozen, on November 20, 2013. Frozen Free Fall is available on iOS, Android, Amazon, and Windows stores.

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Just Another Puzzler

Frozen Free Fall is a gem-drop puzzle game. If you have played one, you have essentially played them all. While it will not hold you riveted for more than a few hours in one sitting, it is a good game to pass some idle time. Some levels require a bit more thinking than others as you strategize the best way to reach that level’s goals. Some of these goals are:

  • Beat the clock
  • Limited moves
  • Limited moves plus items to free

Micro Transactions

Like many other mobile apps, some players might find their play time limited; power-ups and lives are in limited supply. One way to gain more is through the daily choice offered: you pick a square and get what is underneath it. Otherwise, you have to buy more by spending money through micro transactions that allow players to buy more lives and power-ups on a small-scale (such as 7 hourglass power-ups for example).

Music is Pleasing

While it isn’t “Let It Go,” the music that goes with the game is pleasing enough on the senses. It is not irritating to the sense so it will not distract you from play. The soft, lilting sounds could put the most comfortable player to sleep however with the slow rhythm.

Overall, the game is well made and loads fast but is ultimately an uninspired rehash of similar titles. I recommend ages 8 and up due to the boards that can require some thought processes that a younger child may not have grasped. The biggest drawback are the micro transactions that can prohibit gameplay for those who can not spend money (like children) while playing.

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Let It Go – A Review of Disney’s Frozen Free Fall
Frozen Free Fall is usually for some entertainment, but lacks long hours of play due to micro transactions.

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Mary Yeager
I am a wahm mom of two who loves gaming, both electronically and table top.