The Unicorn Princess (PS4) - PlayStation 4

In this game, Leila lives in a house by herself just outside of town. One day while riding through the countryside, she encounters a mysterious ball of light. When she investigates, she finds that inside the ball of light is Unica, a unicorn. Unica beckons Leila to mount her so she can transport her to the dream world.This game's story plays out in several chapters, alternating between the real world and the dream world. Unica tells Leila that she can only travel back to the dream world after helping a fellow human being. So Leila completes tasks for the townsfolk, such as fetching ingredients or delivering items, and always the next day she wakes up the the voice of the unicorn, beckoning her to come find her.This game is so creepy and relaxing at the same time. It feels peaceful to ride your horse across the open world map, looking for collectibles or just exploring. But every time the unicorn summons you, her voice in eerie and incessant, and she only takes you to the dream world to fulfill tasks for her, and them immediately sends you away.The game is very short, 15 chapters which can be completed in a day. In the game, you can buy various outfits and horse accessories, and money is usually not a problem, because you get plenty by helping the villagers. When you travel to the dream world, it looks like the regular world, except that it is more like a medieval landscape, complete with villages and homes and renaissance style tents.Unfortunately, when you complete the game, you don't get to travel back to the real world, and the game abruptly ends after you complete the last mission for Unica, so you don't get to travel around the dream world either.

Perfect for my ten year old. Very age appropriate!

Bought this for my niece, she loves it!! She’s 8. What little girl isn’t obsessed with unicorns and princesses cmon now. Beautiful and easy game play for her to play by herself. Not even gonna lie kinda disappointed they didn’t have games like this when I was young so jealous I think I even kinda wanna play it and bring my inner child out!😜

My 5 yo loves this! I find it annoying that I cannot figure out of the resize the screen so that she can see the whole picture. The top and sides are cut off, so she cannot see how much money she has or see all of the option buttons. This doesn't faze her since there is a unicorn, but it annoys me. If you know how to resize or if this could please be updated to include that option in the menu, that would be much appreciated! Thank you!

This game has been so much fun for my nine year old. She’s flown through the chapters in just a few days but she loves it.

We all have daughters that go through that unicorn and princess phase. Mine was no different. But what the developers of this game failed to consider is the Unicorn Phase starts around age 6 or 7 and lasts about 12 months. Maybe less. The game is WAY TOO COMPLICATED for all the different controls, views, buttons, and so forth. There is a lot to learn just in the first 5 minutes. Press X to do this. Press O to do something else. Press R2 to see a map. All a 7 year old girl wants to do is play with unicorns. Learning the controls reduced the 'fun factor' to zero and she lost interest after about 10 minutes. Never asked about it again.

This is a cute game but it is a bit repetitive and my daughter, who loves unicorns and ponies, quickly lost interest.

The gamer in me would be let down, but as something that I bought for my 5 year old daughter to have some fun with that I don’t have to worry about, we both couldn’t be happier