For a game I don't like, I sure do play Disney Infinity a lot. Most of my playtime is a quixotic attempt to find something compelling, effective, or even just plain ol' fun in this heap of mismatched stuff. There's certainly a lot in here. Surely some of it must be good.

Use the force with Disney Infinity's latest figures.

A potent nostalgic mix, but despite improved combat, older fans will likely be left bored.

Lightsaber combat is fast; punchy; and deeply satisfying; The main missions are varied and steadily paced

Spending more cash is necessary for the full experience; Two Jar Jar Binks missions; and he doesnt die in either

Disney Infinity is a game that is better looked at as a service than simply a game. Instead of getting a defined, complete game, Disney Infinity presents a play space to the user and sets them loose to play. If they want more content, they just purchase the physical and digital add-ons.

A surprisingly strong effort at turning around the disappointment of last year's game, with the best Star Wars action this side of Battlefront.

The bundled PlaySet is impressively varied and with a decent child-friendly combat system; Toy Box is more versatile than ever, with a much better tutorial

The action is still pretty simple by other standards and there remains a lack of imagination in the side quests; Extremely easy, with no proper puzzles; Still some minor frame rate issues

Much more playability compared to 1.0. Nice that the 1.0 character ranks are honoured and allows the use of the skill tree. Expansion packs allow the use of 1.0 characters to be fully utilised.

I didn't like Disney Infinity 2.0 . I saw flashes of opportunity get wasted away in repetitive design, mediocre gameplay and frustrating to understand mechanics in the Toy Box. It was not how I had hoped my beloved Marvel Superheroes would be introduced to the Disney Infinity world.

DI 3 is a leap forward for this series. Graphics, campaign, revamped Toy Box, Toy Box Takeover - Wow, is the word that comes to mind after a day with this phenomenal game. Myself, and my 6 and 11 year old were in awe of the improvements. They played the campaign for 3-4 hours, solidly impressed.

I wasn't a fan of the previous Disney Infinity entries. At least not the gameplay portion. I own almost every Marvel figure from the 2.0 series simply because I enjoyed collecting them.

From the first time that I saw a video game where you could take a figurine and place it on an accessory to use them in a game, I was hooked. I haven't been shy about this fact over the years, as I am usually the staffer here you gets extremely excited whenever there is any news about Disney...