kinda cool style. walkin around like link but too puzzley and backtracky

It's funny to think this was Shinji Mikami's first major project. That said, while I don't think this is as good as Capcom's past Disney titles, this game is still decent. The puzzles aren't difficult but they're fun distractions to all barrel throwing you'll be doing in this game. The structure of each level is like a Zelda dungeon, but far less complex and fewer layers to it. Still, the level design works well with how "combat" works and has a good sense of progression.

A really interesting game from Capcom; the five levels are essentially Zelda dungeons and well-designed ones too, played overhead style complete with lanterns and hookshots and shovels and keys to collect and use, block-based puzzles, interconnected rooms and bosses at the end. Good music too. The game's only flaw is its short length, take these same levels and interconnect them with an overworld to explore and towns/shops etc. and you might just have an SNES masterpiece.