There is no one in the world who could return from the Dark Side inviolate… “Darkness and Flame. The Dark Side” is an adventure game in the genre of Hidden Objects, with plenty of mini-games and puzzles, unforgettable characters and complicated quests.
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I'm generally a fan of Five-BN's hidden object games, but this isn't one of their better offerings. There's plenty of the usual fuzzy HOG logic, and where that gets to be too much is a matter of opinion, but for me the arbitrariness of some of the items felt ridiculous and unfair. For example, you have a knife that you keep throughout the whole game and sometimes use to cut plants, except for one plant where you need to find scissors for some reason. But the real breaking point is when you need an arrow to retrieve a diamond, but when you try to use the arrow you have in your inventory, it doesn't work; you have to use that arrow to open a pathway to a new area, where you get another item that you use to retrieve another arrow that you can use to get the diamond. (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ The poor gameplay isn't helped by the awful cut scenes. Graphics are typical for Five-BN, but the English transl
It is a good game but it is NOT a total FREE , it is a Scam game that try's to get you to buy hi priced tokens to play other parts of the game . the price of tokens is more than most good games
A 'Free to play' sequel of the previous two paying chapters. Slightly more difficult, with ingame hint microtransactions, but is yet unnecessary. Take note. Despite the game being f2p, only the main game is, the Bonus Chapter requires a purchase to unlock and access. With a few petty free coins, occassional ingame prompt of coin discounts. A small purchase in support to the developers wasn't a great deal. Game achievement regards to Expert achievement will not unlock under the base game, require unorthodox tweak, with help from community member, Catnip. Overall, enjoyable experience following Alice's adventure.
Look & Feel like all the other "Darkness and Flame" games. But cropped: - map lacks indicators for available actions and collectibles - only one playable profile - no option for Hard Difficulty (although requested for achievement) - Hint cost one coin - Skipping mini-game cost ten coins - at the beginning you've got five coins - you can claim every five minutes up to ten other coins. - in-game purchase for coins (I didn't care about the price) - Bonus Chapter cost 40(?) coins or 1.99 (needed for achievment) Well go and buy the "original" game for 6 bucks, on sale or bundle discount. That'll be more worth, than this F2P.
This adventure puzzle game continues the story of the previous game, Darkness and Flame: Born of Fire. Most actions consist of finding objects that you use to progress the story. There are a handful of variations on hidden object puzzles plus a few other types of puzzles, some of which I have not seen the types of before in other games like this, which was refreshing. There are several types of collection objects and morphing objects to be found on most screens. Finding them all unlocks some extra jigsaw puzzles. There is a map which allows quick travel, but there are no markers to indicate where there are pending actions. WARNING: There is a timed sequence around the middle of the game where the heroine has a limited amount of time to escape the big bad guy. I just barely succeeded at that. (I hate timed stuff in these kinds of games. I play them for relaxation, not stress.) Througho
You only get a few free hints, although if you're careful (or used to HO games) the free ones are enough to complete the main game. However, unlocking the bonus chapter after completing the main game takes 30 "coins" or $2. The "coins" are used for hints - you start with 3, and you can get up to 10 more free ones (they take 5 minutes each to reload), but other than that, you have to buy them. The main game can be completed for free; the bonus chapter can't. Most of the HO scenes weren't "find this list," but "find a couple on this list, and then use those to unlock something to find the rest." (Like, find a key; use it to open a chest to find a knife; use it to cut open a bag, and so on.) I liked those, but I wish they'd had standard HO scenes as well. There's a map, so the backtracking is easy, but since they want you to pay for hints, there's no option to see where your next possib
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