It is holiday times and if you are not planning to fly to Disneyland with your kids, you can still keep them occupied them by allowing them to play with their Disney cartoons on your Windows Lumia devices. There are eight Disney games available for free on Windows Phone Store. This promotion runs until June 24, 2014 and hurrry to download the following games and keep your kids busy and entertained :
Where’s My Mickey?
It introduces a whole new world of life-like physics-based gameplay with stimulating weather mechanics and humorous animations. Immerse yourself in the ultimate mobile gaming experience as you watch funny episodes while solving challenging puzzles! Tap, swipe, and swirl to help Mickey collect water and complete each story.
Where’s My Water?
Let your kid Help Swampy by guiding water to his broken shower. Each level is a challenging physics-based puzzle with amazing life-like mechanics. Cut through dirt to guide fresh water, dirty water, toxic water, steam, and ooze through increasingly challenging scenarios!
Where’s My Perry?
It is a challenging physics-based puzzler where you need to use water in all its different forms – ice, steam and liquid – to solve the puzzle. Overflowing with intuitive controls, vibrant spy-themed graphics, and best of all, lasers, you will be immersed in the world of Agent P!
Toy Story: Smash It
It is an all-new, 3D physics-based puzzle game featuring your favorite “Toy Story” characters! Embark on new adventures with the Toys through hilarious encounters in outer space, alien chases in the Wild West, and more! With 90 levels of nonstop puzzle play, this game will provide hours of explosive and thrilling fun!
Disney Solitaire (WP)
Youc can play a challenging solitaire adventure game against the backdrop of timeless Disney classics in Disney Solitaire! Travel through beautiful level maps based on Peter Pan and The Lion King as you play solitaire, overcome villains, and meet your favorite characters along the way!
The other interesting games are Monsters University, Wreck-It Ralph and WMW? XYY.
