Disney's Bolt Full Playthrough

Xbox 360 version as played on Xbox One. It was given away as part of Games with Gold. If it is rated it's over rated.

00:00 Intro

01:15 Level 1 - Party Crashers

11:53 Level 2 - BITE NIGHT

16:30 Level 3 - One Thousand Mega Bites

30:42 Level 4 - Raisin’ A Ruckus

44:17 Level 5 - Into The Deep

Level 6 - Take Out The Trash

Level 7 - Chew Chew Train

Level 8 - Slobber And Clobber

Level 9 - Hide And Sneak

Level 10 - That Darn Dog

Level 11 - No Barking Zone

Level 12 - A Penney Saved

Level 13 - Base Thumpin’

Level 14 - Doggie Demolition

Level 15 - Pup Up and Away

Level 16 - Barging In

Level 17 - Belly Up

Level 18 - Pound For Pound

Level 19 - Fetchin’ Train

Level 20 - Ruffin It

Level 21 - Time To Flea

Level 22 - Bounce Back

Level 23 - Bridging The Gap

Level 24 – Bridging The Gap Part 2

Level 25– Brawl Of Fame

Level 26– Pooched!

Disney has released multiple versions for different game systems including Nintendo Wii, PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 2 and 3. The main console versions play similarly to each other, where for the majority of the game the player will control Bolt, using various attacks and superpowers to beat up Calico's henchmen, while Penny solves simple puzzles and goes through levels with simplistic stealth gameplay. These versions also have hacking mini-games that are constant throughout the game, where the player shoots at various shapes in a twin-stick Shoot 'em up gameplay. The Nintendo DS version is separate, with reduced graphics quality and slightly different gameplay mechanics. Additionally, the DS version is not voiced, but instead uses captions on the screen to tell the user what the characters are saying.

A mobile game was also released. The game was developed by Enorbus and Disney Mobile. The mobile version is a 2D platformer, with 4 levels in three different locations, making for a total of 12 levels. The three locations are (in order): L.A., Bolivia, and Dr. Calico's Secret Island. The player uses Bolt's Super Bark, Super Bite, and Super Speed to battle enemies and level bosses. One difference between the various platforms are the "host" characters, or the lack thereof. For instance, in the Wii edition, Rhino is the "host", appearing at the beginning and end of the game, and making comments when the "pause" button is selected. In the mobile game, Rhino and Mittens are both seen before and after each level as watching the Bolt TV show. And in the DS version, there's no "host" character to be seen (even though Rhino does get his own mini-game), but letters are displayed onscreen, informing the user on


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