Help Singing Star find her husband, who mysteriously disappeared during a hunting trip. Explore challenging hidden object scenes, solve tricky puzzles, and appease the spirits to find your lost love!
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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| Englisch |
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A great game does not need achievements or trading cards but if that is all one plays for - this game has neither. I would call this a sleeper, great gameplay, good storyline, and mostly definitely a Hidden Object game. It is fast paced with smooth transitions, so fast and smooth in fact one is at the end (hours later) before one realizes it. It is not a short game though and about the average length for an HO game (around 4 or so hours). Storyline: Singing Star's husband White Wolf is missing, and she sets off to find him. She goes to the Manitu (element or nature spirits) for help. Her journey involves finding various plants and objects in different locations to use in spells. As the journey unfolds the player meets the Manitu and learns their intentions are not always what they seem. Gameplay: 98% of this game is HO scenes, no point and click elements or any puzzles. Even the map i
This is a decent hidden object game, if you take a few things into consideration. First of all, although the game has a Native American setting, it has no real resemblance to any real tribe. If you're a stickler for historical accuracy, you may want to skip this. The game is riddled with cliches and downright silliness at times, but if you're not too serious about realism, you'll be fine. That said, the music and graphics are quite pretty. The game is almost exclusively hidden object scenes with an occasional minigame tossed in for variety. There is no inventory management or item-based puzzles as in most modern games of this genre. This doesn't make it bad, but if you're looking for a more complex game, this isn't it. The hidden object scenes themselves are nicely done and aren't too easy. There are some naming conventions that might be bothersome to some people, such as using more f
Short version: 70% Dream Catcher Chronicles is an old-school pure hidden object game. Its English translation is a bit rough and it also almost serves as a botanical vocabulary, but it is undeniable a fun little game. Long version: Dream Catcher Chronicles: Manitou is from 2013, but its game mechanics are much older, as they consist of nothing but hidden object scenes and the occasional minigame interludes. (One of them is a match-3 type and the other is… something I still do not quite understand how it works.) Since it lacks the modern point ‘n’ click elements, it is also short, despite reusing each of its scenes at least once. Do not underestimate it though, because the item list can be tricky. Each scene focuses on searching for potion ingredients, which mostly means animal and plant names that may require even some native speakers to look them up. Said potions are used by our prota
Wish I could recommend this game as it is a nice story, but some issues are detracting from my enjoyment. First is the screen sizing; When I have the game set to Fullscreen, the third rows of the item lists in the hidden object scenes are cut off from view. When I set the screen size to windowed, the hidden object scenes are small to the point of things being impossible to find. There seems to be no happy medium. The other issue that is making the game unenjoyable for me is what I can only determine to be translation issues. In one hidden object scene, a vulture was labled as a "griffin." I don't know if the developers were overusing their English thesaurus too, as they also decided to call a mountain goat a "moufflon" (sic), and lilies "callas": both odd choices of words for the two things, and also make finding the items difficult for people unfamiliar with the words. "Mouflon" and "c
pretty. thats it. theres one puzzle towards the end which is impossible to win. i have tried and tried but no luck. so im giving up. the puzzle involves colors dropping which you are required to match up, however, the puzzle does so much by itself time is lost, and so you cannot win in the time allotted. frustrating and time wasting.
The Native American theme communicating with the spirit gods to find your missing husband really set this apart in terms of the story and accompanying visuals. The artwork is amazing. However, that's pretty much the only things this game has going for it. For some reason there are a collection of transitional mini-games between all the hidden object scenes. You get an interesting object mixing puzzle, which really gets you to think. But, there are all the match 3 interactions that take away from this games core purpose. It would be less of a deal if it was better implemented, but it's really just seems like it's there to add time to your playthrough. It's so routine that you'd be better off just skipping them. As far as the hidden object scenes go, they are put together in a way that you come across them several times to find another collection of items. I really liked that you had the
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