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I bought this game for my 4-year-old, and she really does enjoy the music (best I've ever heard in a childrens game) and graphics. The story follows the movie storyline, which also appeals to the younger ones. But after 2 or 3 levels (of around 20 levels), the level of difficulty skyrockets, so she can no longer play without my help. The makers of this game should have put in a way to change the level of difficulty, but apparently they did not. I am an accomplished gamer, but one of the levels actually took me 2 hours to complete (you are forced into this duration of play if you do not want to lose your progress -- no way to save the game until you complete a level). Getting a child to stop playing this game (bed time, dinner) will force them at times to lose their progress, and no doubt get them upset. I would recommend this for ten years old and older -- even adults -- who love challenging puzzle games. But watch out -- if you want to beat the game, be prepared to stare at a TV screen for hours and hours without blinking.

This game is extremely hard!!!Somehow though,i manged to beat it.
The controls are horrible,same with Brightness!! And the voices are totally off,The Gill in the game sounds NOTHING like William Dafoe!!(i might have spelt that wrong.) Probably the only good thing is the Graphics.The two hardest levels are probably the jellyfish one and where you have to follow Bruce. When your ollowing Bruce the tides push you away from the rings and if you even miss 4,HE EATS YOU!! It's really hard to manuver in the jellyfish level because some of the jellyfish are duds!!so not fair!!! Only buy this game if your A Finding Nemo addict like i am.

Someone asked about the snail thing and I had trouble with this part too but eventually figured it out. Start at the part with just two snails and then work your way over to the other end, but there's only enough time to bounce on each snail one time so move quickly. Hope that helps.