The 8 Best Disney Games for Kids on Google Mini

Provides simple either-or choices for kids.

Excellent voice work, easily recognizable as Mickey.

It's a simple structure that won't be very interesting to kids beyond kindergarten.

Areas are interesting, including the ballroom, stables, and a mildly spooky tower.

Belle is encouraging and adventurous, just like little princesses expect her to be.

It's a simple game aimed at younger kids, so older Belle fans will likely get bored.

Questions are all movie-based, so you don't have to be a cannon fanatic to play.

Starts with Episode IV: A New Hope and then moves through the films.

Questions are challenging enough for adults to play along and have fun.

If you have a younger kid who is more into the cartoons like Clone Wars then they probably aren't ready for this game quite yet.

This game encourages physical activity and creativity.

Lots of replay value, as moves can be made up differently each time.

Not much of a penalty for not freezing.

With five princesses to choose from, there's lots of replay value.

The option to hear a story is a nice quiet time activity, requiring less feedback from the listener than the adventures.

Some of the voices for princesses are more accurate than others, but they're all reasonable enough that your little princess probably won't protest.

Characters throw in fun moments from the movie, like Frank the combine harvester.

Includes characters from Cars 3.

The race at the end isn't as exciting as it could be.

Maui is full of personality, encouraging kids to make funny faces and play along.

Some of the songs seem to be recorded by someone else, not from the movie soundtrack, but they're pretty close.