Disney's Aladdin Chess Adventures

Chess is the type of game that's very easy to learn, since it employs some rather simple concepts when it comes to how the pieces move on the board and the basic rules for winning. However, the more you play and learn about it, the more complicated it gets, since there are always better strategies and better players out there, not to mention the fact that even weak tactics can work, as long as you can get into the opponent's head.

Disney's Aladdin Chess Adventures is an educational game that aims to initiate children into chess and provide them with a few basic lessons on how to approach the matches and react in various situations. It uses the lovable characters from the animated movie in order to captivate the attention of the young audience, along with the colorful graphics and funny environments.

While it may not be a proper chess simulator, the game is mostly based on developing critical thinking and problem solving, since most of the challenges ask the player to come with a solution to a certain problem. Hence, the children learn how to react when faced with tricky situations and only a handful of pieces on the board, as well as slightly more complex challenges.

Since the game was developed under Disney's supervision, the characters are modeled after the ones from the animated movie and the children can hang out with the most famous of them, including Aladdin himself and the amusing genie. Because they are in trouble, most of the levels revolve around helping the characters solve their problems, as well as advance the story further.

As any other cartoon, the game features colorful and attractive graphics, which are bound to keep the children glued to the screen as long as they are allowed. The same can be said about the joyful soundtrack, which features happy oriental tunes and various other instrumental songs. Thus, the game's technical aspect is quite sturdy, since it should please the target audience.

Finally, Disney's Aladdin Chess Adventures may prove to be more than just a simple game, since it also comes with quite the bag of knowledge and it is willing to share it. Chess is the type of game that can help children develop their analytical thinking and make the first step toward learning how to tackle real world problems.