Opinion: As a lifelong Disney fanatic and PC gamer, I’ve watched the House of Mouse’s library slowly drift onto our desktops without the emulator headaches of yesteryear. In 2025, you can enjoy everything from retro platformers to sprawling sandbox sims—all officially supported on Windows. Here are the 17 Disney PC titles you absolutely need in your Steam or Epic Games Store library.
Developed by Dlala Studios and released on PC via the Epic Games Store, this co-op platformer pays homage to Capcom’s ’90s Disney classics. Players can team up as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy to explore the hand-drawn world of Monoth, each character boasting unique traversal abilities. The tight controls, Metroidvania-style secrets, and approachable difficulty curve make it perfect for families.
Published by Gameloft and available on Steam, Dreamlight Valley blends life-sim mechanics with beloved Disney characters in a vibrant open world. Water gardens for Pascal, fish alongside Moana, or craft dishes with Remy as you customize your home and quests. Regular content updates introduce new heroes and storylines, ensuring fresh goals long after launch.
Respawn Entertainment’s narrative-driven action game landed on Windows platforms to widespread acclaim for its refined lightsaber combat. Set five years after Jedi: Fallen Order, Cal Kestis’s journey takes him across diverse planets filled with puzzles and hidden lore. The weighted saber feel and skill-tree progression make every duel a cinematic highlight.
Gameloft’s free-to-play kart racer on Steam unites Disney and Pixar characters in high-octane circuits inspired by classic attractions. Each racer wields unique powerups—Mulan’s dragon dash or Sulley’s roar shock wave—and live-service updates keep the roster and tracks rotating. Ideal for quick multiplayer sessions or friendly tournaments.
Digital Eclipse remastered six beloved NES platformers—DuckTales, Darkwing Duck, Chip ’n Dale Rescue Rangers and more—into a single PC package on Steam. It adds rewind features, save states, and updated visuals while preserving the original challenge. For ’90s kids and newcomers alike, this collection is a pixel-perfect nostalgia trip.
Rare’s blockbuster sandbox gains official Disney magic with the “A Pirate’s Life” expansion on Windows. Team up with Jack Sparrow, battle Davy Jones, and uncover sunken treasures in emergent, player-driven quests. The crossover content blends Disney storytelling with Sea of Thieves’ open-world freedom for endless swashbuckling fun.
Aspyr’s PC port of the original Kinect title transforms Disneyland into a fully explorable park filled with minigames. Ride digital classics like It’s a Small World and Star Tours, complete character meet-and-greets, and collect hidden mementos. It’s a charming virtual theme park ideal for families and Disney park enthusiasts.
Sega’s modern reimagining of the 1990 Genesis platformer launched on Steam with remastered visuals and smoother controls. Guide Mickey through beautifully rendered worlds to rescue Minnie from the evil witch Mizrabel, enjoying imaginative level design and a lush orchestral score. The balanced difficulty and updated checkpoint system welcome both retro fans and newcomers.
Digital Eclipse’s dual-collection brings two Capcom-developed ’90s platformers to Windows with enhanced graphics and quality-of-life features. Battle Jafar’s sorcery in Agrabah or traverse the savanna with Simba in faithful adaptations of the beloved films. Fun retro challenges, rewind options, and behind-the-scenes galleries round out the package.
Square Enix’s HD remaster bundles six entries—including the original Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II—on Steam with upscaled visuals and trophy support. Wander Disney-themed worlds alongside Sora, Donald, and Goofy, battling the Heartless in a heartfelt crossover saga. Combat remains fluid, and the extended cutscenes fill in series lore for newcomers.
The long-awaited finale to Sora’s saga hit PC in its Remix version, adding high-resolution textures and performance boosts. Explore Toy Box, Arendelle, and Olympus with flashy Keyblade action and magic spells, all capped by an orchestral score that blends Disney themes with original compositions. A must for RPG lovers and Disney crossover fans.
Junction Point Studios’ sequel expanded Mickey’s paint-and-thinner mechanics into a cooperative adventure with Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, available on Steam. Draw pathways, erase obstacles, and battle forgotten Disney characters in a darker take on Wasteland. The unique art style and cooperative puzzles make it a standout among modern Disney platformers.
Disney Interactive Studios’ action-adventure lets players traverse the Grid in a story bridging the original Tron films and Tron: Legacy. With light-cycle races, disc combat, and parkour-style platforming, it delivers a neon-soaked world on Windows PCs. While the narrative ties directly into Disney lore, the gameplay holds up thanks to solid level design.
Developed by Gameloft, this 3v3 arena brawler on Steam unites Disney and Pixar heroes in quick-fire battles. Each character—be it Stitch or Buzz Lightyear—boasts unique abilities and ultimate moves that turn the tide of matches. With cross-play support and seasonal events, it’s a lighthearted fighter perfect for casual and competitive play.
BioWare’s classic RPG, now updated for modern PCs, thrusts players into a galaxy set 4,000 years before the films. Craft your own Jedi or Sith, make moral choices that alter the story, and team up with memorable companions. Its deep narrative and turn-based combat system remain a gold standard for Star Wars gaming on Windows.
Eidos-Montréal’s single-player action-RPG on Steam lets you captain Star-Lord through a witty, original story sanctioned by Marvel/Disney. Command your crew in fast-paced combat, make narrative choices with cosmic consequences, and enjoy a killer soundtrack of ’80s hits. The game’s humor and character interactions capture the spirit of the films and comics.
Although no longer officially supported, the PC versions of Disney Infinity offered an innovative Toy Box sandbox for mixing characters like Elsa, Woody, and Iron Man. Developed by Avalanche Software and Disney Interactive, it blended action-adventure playsets with creative building tools. The mashup potential and whimsical charm still showcase what Disney games can achieve.
From pixel-perfect platformers to sprawling RPGs, this curated list proves that Disney’s PC offerings in 2025 span every genre and era. Whether you crave nostalgia or fresh adventures, these 17 titles deliver pure magic on your desktop.
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