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Disney Frozen: Olaf's Quest Releasing November 12 for Nintendo 3DS

GameMill Publishing has announced that Disney Frozen: Olaf's Quest will arrive on November 12 for Nintendo 3DS. Gamers will be able to purchase the game for $29.99 on the Nintendo 3DS and $24.99 on Nintendo DS. Players will be able to step into the shoes of the carefree snowman and make their way through over 60 levels. Read on.


From the Press Release
Keep your hands warm with something frosty this holiday season! GameMill Publishing today announced the upcoming release of Disney Frozen: Olaf's Quest, a side-scrolling platformer companion to the animated epic comedy adventure, Frozen, from Walt Disney Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures. Disney Frozen: Olaf's Quest is developed by 1st Playable Productions and will be available for the Nintendo 3DS™ and Nintendo DS hand-held systems in time for the movie’s release later this year.

In this humorous epilogue to the motion picture, Disney Frozen: Olaf's Quest hands center spotlight to Olaf, the outgoing, innocent and comically carefree snowman from Disney’s epic comedy adventure. It pairs tightly tuned platforming action with light puzzle-solving elements across 60 imaginative levels, complete with hidden collectibles, side challenges and unlockable customization items. Frozen’s gameplay mechanics are informed by Olaf’s unique design, allowing him to use his own frigid yet fluid form to help him out of slippery situations. The game is designed with challenges appropriate for young or new gamers.

 Disney Frozen: Olaf's Quest will be available November 12 for the Nintendo 3DS for a suggested retail price of $29.99 and for the Nintendo DS for a suggested retail price of $24.99. The animated feature hits cinema screens on November 27. This game is not yet rated by the ESRB.

To learn more, visit the official GameMill website. 

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