Mickey and Minnie roll up to the circus expecting popcorn, acrobats, and maybe a clown car or two—but the place is totally empty. No Donald, no Pluto, just creepy silence and a mystery to solve. The cool part? You get to swap outfits mid-game, like slipping into a safari getup or cowboy gear, each with its own little perks. The levels are bright, cartoony, and packed with those classic Disney vibes—think bouncing on trampolines, dodging rogue circus props, and tossing apples at weirdly aggressive cacti in the western stage.

It’s one of those SNES gems where the controls just feel right—Mickey’s jump is floaty but precise, and the co-op mode actually works without being a total mess. My only gripe? Some of the platforming gets sneaky tough later on, especially when the screen starts auto-scrolling. Still, it’s way more fun than it has any right to be for a licensed Disney game. You’ll probably hum the circus theme music for days after.