AchievementsAccomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:World of Illusion (40 points): Collected all the Magic Playing Cards. Quackshot (40 points): Collected all of Donald's Chili Peppers. Masters of Illusions (80 points): Defeated Mizrabel and rescued Minnie. Castle Decor (20 points): Completed a Castle Statue. Masters of Illusion (40 points): Completed all Castle Statues. Pretty Picture (20 points): Unlocked a Castle Painting. Fortune Hunter (20 points): Found 50% of all Magic Diamonds.

Money Bags (40 points): Found all the Magic Diamonds. Disillusioned (20 points): Broke the illusion of 75 enemies. Superbounce (40 points): Bounced on 7 enemies in a row without touching the ground Illusion Breaker (20 points): Broke the illusion of 25 enemies with projectiles. Tick Tock (20 points): Completed a stage in Time Attack mode.

.: October 15, 1998Mode(s)Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse is a 1990 developed by and released for the. An version of the game was later released for the. The game follows on a quest to save from the evil witch Mizrabel. It was the first game in Sega's long-running video game series starring Mickey and was also a part of the second wave of games initially released for the Sega Genesis which helped seal the console's reputation within the period until the release of in 1991.Castle of Illusion was very well received by critics, especially the original 16-bit version. It was re-released in 1998 in Japan as part of the: Mickey Mouse & Donald Duck for the, which features both Castle of Illusion.

A by Sega Studios Australia was released for, and in September 2013. The game was also included on the in 2019. Contents.Story Castle of Illusion is a platformer in which the player takes control of as he goes inside the Castle of Illusion in order to rescue from an evil witch named Mizrabel, who wants to steal Minnie's youth.

Upon meeting and conversing with the castle's true owner and king, Mickey is told that in order to defeat Mizrabel he must find the Seven Gems of the Rainbow. Majority of the seven gems are kept within various illusion-filled worlds (known in the game as levels), and are being guarded by Mizrabel's henchmen – which are known as the Masters of Illusion. Alongside the Masters of Illusion are bizarre creatures - such as enchanted mushrooms, toy soldiers, ball-juggling -riding clowns, and armored knights that Mickey must face.

After thanking the castellan and hurrying into the castle hallway, Mickey begins to search through five doors that each lead to a different level. The levels are The Enchanted Forest, Toyland, The Storm, Dessert Factory, The Library, and finally, The Castle.Gameplay.

Sep 03, 2013  All the same, Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse is an enjoyable, polished, satisfying game. It may only be a few hours long, but it's worth a tenner. It's perfect for those afternoons when.

Mickey Mouse in Level 2: ToylandMickey's main method of attack is to perform a 'bounce' whilst jumping, which can be used to defeat enemies, or to bounce upwards towards higher areas. Mickey can also collect projectiles such as apples and marbles to throw at his opponents. There are various items that earn bonus points, increase the player's health and grant extra lives.Every level ends in a boss battle against each Master of Illusion (Mizrabel's henchmen) where Mickey can earn a gem, although the final two levels award a gem half-way through. After clearing all five levels, obtaining all gems will open up the route to the witch's tower.

There, the player faces the final boss: a giant and youthful version of Mizrabel (resembling a cross between the and ). There is also an easy mode available where players simply play through truncated versions of the first three levels, with no boss fights.The Master System and Game Gear versions of the game feature different game mechanics, enemies, items, levels and graphics. This section needs expansion. You can help.

( September 2013)The game was also included on a cartridge entitled Disney Collection, bundled with, in 1996. An emulated version of Castle of Illusion was also included in a bundle for those who preordered its on; this bundle was offered again for subscribers in April 2014.An version of the game was released in 1991 for the and.Reception ReceptionReview scoresPublicationScoreN/A93%N/A93%95%N/AArcade CountyN/A90%N/AN/AN/A8/10At the time of the game's release, gave the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis version of the game a positive review, awarding the game a score of 95%, specifically praising the games graphics and playability. Placed it at 21st spot in their 1992 list of top Mega Drive games of all time. According to in 2010, 'it wasn't just the levels that made this game so good. The music, the controls, and Mickey's superb animation all contributed to one of the very best Disney games that would heavily influence those to follow.' Called the Game Gear version 'basically an unadulterated clone—and not a bad one at that', giving it a score of eight out of 10.picked the game as the #19 greatest game available in 1991, saying: 'Perfect for younger players, but challenging enough to satisfy adults, too.

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