Disney releases Where’s My Mickey? for smartphones and tablets

June 20, 2013

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Continuing to capitalize on the success of their Where's My Water? game, Disney has released a new title as part of the franchise. Where's My Mickey? uses the same base for gameplay, but is adorned with classic Disney characters and art-style inspired by the Disney Channel's new series of Mickey toons. The game is based on life-like physics models that simulate weather and water as the user works to collect water in the process of completing each level. Users can control certain weather elements like wind, clouds and rain as they maneuver through more than 100 levels.

At least initially, the game includes Mickey, Goofy and Pluto, but Disney promises more characters are on the way, probably via in-app purchases of add-ons. This game follows in the footsteps of Where's My Perry?, which used characters from the Phineas and Ferb show. Disney has released two versions of the game, one for smartphones for $0.99 and one for tablets for $1.99.

Check out the screenshots and video below. If you are interested in giving Where's My Mickey? a try, hit the appropriate Google Play download link.

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Google Play Download Link (smartphone version)

Google Play Download Link (tablet version)

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