If you play Pocahontas expecting to have a loyal copy of the movie, this game will be a real surprise. As expected from a Disney game, Pocahontas offers more than just a classic game with classic music. You get to know how the female protagonist's life would be at more detail. Without further ado, let's get started with this review!

Graphics - 10.0: I had nothing to complain about the graphics. They're very simple but beautiful and matched the game's reality perfectly. Each stage is unique and colorful. You get to understand everything that's going on around you and enjoy the forest's calm sensation. There are quite a few pieces of graphic that really surprised me in beauty. This game has a nice graphic.

Sound - 10.0: You expect to listen to the songs of the movie when you play the game, right? That's exactly what happens on this one. Almost all songs in the movie are in the game, with a perfect adaptation to the games world. If you don't like the songs in the movie, you'd probably want different songs playing but the music is really beautiful so I enjoyed it quite a bit!

Addictiveness - 8.0: This is a fun game. There are a few puzzles for you to solve in order to proceed in the stages, all of them surrounding the animals you'll find in the forest on your way. They're not that hard but it's kinda fun to do them. I'd play it again for the graphics and the music, since the story is pretty short and you'll memorize it quickly. I had to play it two times because the screen shots I took in the first time I played weren't saved correctly so I had to take them all over again. But I didn't bother, and thus I believe this game can be played lots of times without getting exhaustive and boring.

Story - 8.0: I gave a higher note for this because it's not just the story you see in the movie. There are a couple of extras in the stages that makes it more enjoyable than the plain movie story line. Helping the animals in the forest really makes some difference after all. Also, they didn't cut any passage from the movie so I'm sure your favorite scene will be there in a way or another.

Depth - 7.0: This game is not too big, as the movie isn't. The first stages are bigger and as you go to the other stages they get easier... It can be because you already got used to the gameplay by then, though. But they're still fun and have a couple of new things to explore so don't think it gets boring too quickly, you just go through them easily.

Gameplay - 9.0: Everything is easy to understand and works out just fine in the game. There are no bugs or impossible stages for you to go through. All you have to do is switch between Pocahontas and her raccoon Meeko to advance through the game. Meeko climbs trees and pushes rocks for Pocahontas to jump while Pocahontas swims and helps Meeko reach higher places by holding it. The two of them must finish the stage so you can't leave any of them behind or you won't go to the next one. Helping the forest's animals isn't too hard either, most of them are pretty obvious and as you help them you obtain their "spirits". Those "spirits" are like characteristics of the animals that are "transported" to you. For example, when you save the first animal, a deer, he gives you his ability to run faster. These spirits are necessary for you to clear the stage as you'll come along situations where you can't go through without them. Pocahontas pretty much only jumps and runs faster in the game, while her raccoon only jumps. The commands are quite simple but the story makes them gain a bigger proportion so you won't notice how useless they really are.

Difficulty - 6.0: Not a hard game at all. Specially since it has the option of giving you tips of what you need to do once in a while (which I quickly canceled).  But even without the tips it is a fairly easy game. The forest animals' problems are pretty obvious so you probably won't have any difficulty in realizing what you're supposed to do.

My overall score for the game is 9.2 because I like the movie and got really happy with the extras that were really satisfying and added a lot more to the plot. I had a lot of fun on both times I played it.