Fantasia: Music Evolved is a music and rhythm game that requires the Kinect peripheral to play. It is based on the animated films Fantasia (1940) and Fantasia 2000 (1999). The realms of Fantasia have been corrupted by Noise. As the sorcerer's newest apprentice, a reference to a segment of the first film, the player is tasked with fighting back the noise with the magic of music and light. During gameplay, the player is tasked with performing actions in sync with the song, such as sweeping, punching, and tracing their hands along with the prompts that appear onscreen. This creates a unique mix of the song in real-time, switching between different instruments and affecting what prompts are seen during a song.
The game unlocks Composition Spells, which require the player to hit a certain number of prompts before they activate. When activated, the player can create and record their own solos using the unique interface for each spell.
The game's track list includes several classical pieces as well as pop, rock, and hip-hop tunes. The game also offers a cooperative/competitive two-player mode, where two players work together or compete to score points by creating their own mix with different instruments.
