NoobFeed Editor Kurtis Seid writes - Mia and the Dragon Princess is really only for the most diehard interactive FMV game fans. Even if one loves the rest of the Wales Interactive library, the game’s story is just a glaring oversight that brings down all of the great acting. Players will want to wait for a sale or bundle or to look for other game options in the meantime.
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VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "Mia and the Dragon Princess is another Wales Interactive entry towards the absolute bottom of the barrel. Though there are decisions with substantial consequences scattered with the usual false choices, it feels like a wish granted from the monkey's paw: you can author a split in a critical path but the adverse effects are a choose-your-own-adventure story without any connective tissue. It's more engaging to think about this team trying to map out how to make sense of everything within the basic decision tree than the story itself. Even by schlocky B-movie standards, that's a terrible sign."
From GamesReviews:"I'm a sucker for the old school FMV games. Playing them on my PC in the mid-late 90s and occasionally we get some on consoles now. The latest of which being Mia and the Dragon Princess, which don't let the name fool you, the game is full of greatly coordinated fights, explosions, and action. But I'm getting ahead of myself."
