Disney Princess on the GBA is basically a love letter to anyone who grew up singing along to "Part of Your World" or pretending their broom was Cinderella’s fairy godmother. You jump between different princess stories—Ariel’s underwater sections feel floaty and weird in the best way, while Belle’s library puzzles actually make you think for a second. The pixel art’s surprisingly detailed for a handheld game, especially Jasmine’s Agrabah level with all those flickering lanterns.

It’s not just running around, though. One minute you’re helping Snow White tidy up the dwarves’ cottage (weirdly satisfying), the next you’re dodging Ursula’s tentacles in a side-scrolling chase. Little kids will dig the straightforward platforming, but there’s enough hidden collectibles and mini-games to keep older fans from feeling patronized. Just don’t expect Kingdom Hearts-level depth—this is pure, sugary Disney nostalgia in cartridge form.

Also, pro tip: Jasmine’s carpet-riding section controls like a dream compared to some of the other movement mechanics.