camera control and the reversal of roles. Detroit Free Press gave the Game Boy Advance version one star out of four and stated, "I like games that involve strategy, but this game has none. You do what the game wants you to do with a just a bit of brain power involved, but no strategy." USA Today gave the game four stars out of ten and stated that "Overall, the game is beautifully created and the environments are bright and lush with color. The voice acting and the musical score are done well but not overdone and there is just enough charm to give this game potential. But design glitches and annoying camera perspectives sabotage the gameplay, which is the most important part of a game and the entire experience ultimately becomes more of a frustration rather than an enjoyment." Soundtrack The original musical soundtrack of the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory video game was composed by Winifred Phillips. In his review of the game for IGN, Juan Castro called the music from the game "a really good soundtrack" and elaborated later in the article by writing, "Music sounds moody and atmospheric where it should. Same goes for the oddball tunes within the factory." References External links video game2005 2005 video games Action-adventure games Game Boy Advance games GameCube games PlayStation 2 games Video games developed in the United States Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment franchises Video games about food and drink Video games based on films Video games based on works by Tim Burton Video games scored by Winifred Phillips Windows games Xbox games Digital Eclipse games Single-player video games High Voltage Software games Global Star Software games ImaginEngine games 3D platform games