《公主與青蛙》（プリンセスと魔法のキス/ The Princess and the Frog）是根據迪士尼2009年同名動畫電影改編的動作冒險遊戲，於Wii平台推出，主要針對北美市場發行。以電影劇情為基礎，將新奧爾良熱鬧的爵士樂、沼澤神秘的巫毒魔法與浪漫童話氛圍結合，透過互動式小遊戲與故事關卡，重現蒂安娜（Tiana）與青蛙王子納汀（Naveen）奇幻又歡樂的冒險旅程。

劇情基本遵循動畫電影主線。故事描述女主角蒂安娜是一位住在新奧爾良、夢想開設自己餐廳的女孩，卻因命運安排被捲入一場神秘巫毒詛咒。王子納汀被巫師法西利耶（Dr. Facilier）變成青蛙，誤以為蒂安娜是公主，想靠親吻來解除詛咒，結果卻讓蒂安娜也變成青蛙。兩人不得不在密西西比河流域的沼澤與森林間冒險，尋找善良的巫女瑪瑙媽媽（Mama Odie）幫忙解開詛咒，期間遇見熱愛爵士樂的鱷魚路易、愛星星的螢火蟲雷（Ray）等夥伴。遊戲穿插許多電影原作的名場面，也加入一些獨立的支線互動，延展角色關係與情節發展。

操作方面，Wii版本充分運用Wii遙控器與Nunchuk的感應操作，透過傾斜、揮動與點擊等直覺動作操控角色。遊戲本體偏向派對式小遊戲集合，並非傳統連貫式平台冒險，而是依循劇情節點，進行數十種不同類型的小遊戲來推進進度。這些小遊戲包括跳躍障礙、音樂節奏、尋找道具、躲避敵人、釣魚、煮菜、跳舞比賽等。操作方式會隨著遊戲類型不同而變化，有些要求玩家隨音樂節奏揮動Wii遙控器，有些則需精準傾斜控制角度，或依照畫面提示同步操作。

關卡方面依據電影場景分為不同章節，從新奧爾良熱鬧市街、蒂安娜的餐廳夢境，到神秘幽暗的沼澤地、巫毒小屋與夜空星光下的湖泊，每個場景都有獨特的小遊戲與互動事件。遊戲中角色皆配有語音，背景則是以爵士樂與電影配樂為主，營造相當濃厚的美式南方風情。部分章節還會出現夢幻場景或節慶嘉年華，能以不同視角體驗故事與挑戰。

市場評價方面，本作主要鎖定親子與迪士尼粉絲族群，因此整體難度設定偏向簡單，操作也多為直覺式動作，適合兒童或輕度玩家。許多家庭玩家肯定其畫面色彩鮮豔、角色還原度高，並且成功重現電影氛圍與歌曲。但也有評論指出，遊戲模式以小遊戲為主，缺乏一體性的冒險節奏與關卡挑戰深度，長時間遊玩易顯單調。部分操作靈敏度稍嫌不穩定，尤其在需要快速揮動或傾斜遙控器的小遊戲中，偶有判定不準或延遲狀況。

整體來說，《公主與青蛙》Wii版是溫馨、輕鬆、充滿迪士尼風格的小品遊戲，忠實還原原作電影的故事魅力與視覺風格，適合親子同樂或迪士尼動畫愛好者收藏。若玩家期待的是高技巧性或連貫式平台冒險體驗，可能會覺得內容較單純。但作為電影改編、娛樂取向濃厚、主題音樂優秀、互動豐富的家庭派對型遊戲，在Wii平台上的表現是符合預期與市場定位的。

The Princess and the Frog (Japanese title: プリンセスと魔法のキス) is an action-adventure game based on Disney’s 2009 animated film of the same name. Released for the Wii platform, it was primarily aimed at the North American market. Based on the movie’s storyline, the game blends lively New Orleans jazz, the mysterious voodoo magic of the swamps, and a romantic fairy tale atmosphere. Through interactive mini-games and story-based levels, it recreates the whimsical and joyful adventure of Tiana and Prince Naveen in their frog forms.

The story largely follows the main plot of the animated film. It tells the tale of Tiana, a girl living in New Orleans who dreams of opening her own restaurant, but is swept up by fate into a mysterious voodoo curse. Prince Naveen is turned into a frog by the evil witch doctor Dr. Facilier, and mistakenly believes Tiana is a princess who can break the spell with a kiss — but instead, the kiss turns Tiana into a frog as well. The two of them must embark on an adventure through the swamps and forests along the Mississippi River, seeking the help of the kind-hearted voodoo priestess Mama Odie to lift the curse. Along the way, they meet companions like Louis, a jazz-loving alligator, and Ray, a firefly in love with the stars. The game features many famous scenes from the original film, while adding original side interactions to expand character relationships and story details.

In terms of controls, the Wii version makes full use of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk’s motion-sensing capabilities, allowing players to control characters with intuitive movements like tilting, swinging, and pointing. Rather than being a traditional continuous platformer, the game leans toward a party-style mini-game collection. The story progresses by completing dozens of different mini-games triggered by story events. These include jumping obstacles, rhythm music games, item hunts, dodging enemies, fishing, cooking, and dance competitions. The controls change depending on the mini-game, with some requiring players to swing the Wii Remote in time with the music, some needing precise tilting, and others asking for synchronized motions according to on-screen prompts.

The stages are divided into chapters based on scenes from the movie, including the bustling streets of New Orleans, Tiana’s restaurant dream sequence, the eerie and misty swamps, voodoo huts, and starlit lakes. Each location features its own unique mini-games and interactive events. All characters in the game are fully voiced, and the background music prominently features jazz and tracks from the movie, creating a rich Southern American atmosphere. Some chapters also feature dream-like sequences and festive carnivals, offering players new story perspectives and challenges.

As for market reception, this title was mainly targeted at families and Disney fans. Its overall difficulty level was set relatively low, with most controls relying on intuitive motion actions, making it suitable for children and casual players. Many family players praised the game for its vibrant, colorful visuals, faithful character designs, and its successful recreation of the film’s atmosphere and songs. However, some reviewers pointed out that the game’s heavy reliance on mini-games led to a lack of cohesive adventure pacing and level challenge depth, making longer play sessions feel repetitive. Some also noted that the motion controls could feel slightly unstable at times, especially during mini-games requiring rapid swinging or tilting of the Wii Remote, where detection occasionally felt inaccurate or delayed.

Overall, the Wii version of The Princess and the Frog is a warm, easygoing, Disney-style casual game that faithfully captures the story and visual charm of the original film. It’s well-suited for family play or collectors who love Disney animated films. While players seeking high-skill gameplay or a continuous platform adventure may find the content somewhat simple, as a movie-based, entertainment-focused, music-rich, and interactive family party game, it performs as expected and is well-aligned with its market positioning on the Wii platform.