Uncover the mystery of the legendary Ghost Ship The Flying Dutchman in this challenging hidden objects game. Explore many locations and examine the evidence to find the truth behind the legend. Hundreds of different objects randomly hidden in dozens of locations will keep you searching for weeks.
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Short version: poorly constructed game, frustrating, not enjoyable. Long version: 1. Images are extremely poor quality, and some of the "lost objects" appear to just be clip art or stock photos taken as a whole (i.e. a polar bear standing on an iceberg, when the object is just "Polar Bear"). Many images are warped or so faded as to be virtually indistinguishable from the background, made worse by the low resolution / clarity of the entire game. 2. Moderately poor English grammar / usage / spelling. Everything from subject / verb agreements, to misspellings ("gorgoile" -> gargoyle), to typos ("Bulp" -> Bulb), to flat-out misidentifications ( glass of beer = "juice", swan = "duck"). 3. The "story" is almost entirely inconsequential, told in poor English, and generally not at all consistent with the legend of the Flying Dutchman. 4. Though advertised as something that will "keep you se
A good hidden object game does not muddy the images with low resolution pictures and blurry items to search for. A good hidden object game does not make you wait 15-20 seconds after each item is found before you can select the next item on the list. A good hidden object game does not have a countdown timer that forces you back to the beginning of the game if you happen to run out of time. A good hidden object game does not require you to be pixel-perfect in your clicking when hunting for an object. A good hidden object game does not penalize your time for clicking on the pixel next to the item you were trying to click on. A good hidden object game does not have thumbnails on the Steam store page that are at a vastly higher resolution than the graphics in the game itself. The Flying Dutchman does all of these things. The Flying Dutchman is not a good hidden object game.
I don't like writing negative reviews but this game deserves it. I'm not even sure why I played it to the end. Pros: - The Title Cons: - The title is misleading. This game has nothing to do with the Flying Dutchman. - Graphics are blurry and some items can't be seen at all. You WILL be using the hint button. - Quite a few items are misspelled and some aren't even accurate. You WILL be using the hint button. - The hint button takes forever to recharge. - Music in no way reflects the pirate theme. But if you like Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies... - They ask for the same items over and over so after a bit, there's no challenge at all. - Game is extremely short. Actually, this could be considered a pro. Please don't spend your money on this game. It's one of the worst things I've played.
Probably one of the worst Hidden Object games I've ever played, and I have played a lot. Only a handful of screens with 10-15 objects on each screen. Some of the objects are extremely difficult to find as the resolution is very low and colors and graphics blends into each other, ot it's placed right at the edge of the visible screen, with only a few pixels showing. Not to mention the objects themselves and how they are named, like asking for a "Duck" and the correct object is a swan.
Short version: 3% Another shoddily made cheap rip-off from the infamous Xing Interactive that, as usual, is only good for one thing: to thoroughly offend someone by gifting this pile of shame to them. Long version: Xing (formerly Crystal) Interactive– or rather the person behind it– has been known for almost 20 years in the indie/shareware industry as one of the shadiest publishers, and also the maker of the kind of games you meet only twice in your life: the first and the last time. The Flying Dutchman is no exception: it is a hidden object cash-in ‘game’ with six scenes… in 11 MB. As you can guess, all the pictures are extremely low quality, blurry stock photos with lazily cut out images pasted all over them as the so-called hidden objects. The translation is dreadful, there is virtually no story and play value, the detection is off, and the hint system is completely broken in the se
Ugh. I've gained a recent respect for hidden object games and picked this one up in the Winter Sale. Sadly, it's probably the worst of the genre I've played. There are only about 6 locations and you have to find the same objects over and over again in each one. This is easier said than done because all the objects are so blurry and the resolution of the scene is so low that you are basically clicking on smudges and hoping that is what they want. This has nothing to do with the typos or bad translation or whatever is going on. The game tells you to click on a "duck" when it really means "swan". It wants a "beer" when it asks for "juice". And what is a "bulp"? A light bulb, obviously. It's also incredibly short; I finished in about an hour. I'd advise against this one, no matter how cheap it goes.
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