"Jane Angel: Templar Mystery" is a hidden object, puzzle game. Help Jane fund the answers as she investigates the case of medieval coins contraband. All the clues show that Jane has found the way to discover the Holy Grail hidden by the mysterious Knights Templar. Where could the Holy Grail be found nowadays? Was it brought to Colombia by Columbus under the Red Templar's Cross on his sails? Was it buried under Roslyn Chapel in Scottish Mountains? Are Maltese Knights, Hospitaller considered to be the keepers of the Holy Grail? Join enigmatic adventure!
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With the vast number of hidden object games available, there are plenty of other places to spend your money that would be more satisfying. Gameplay is the typical old-fashioned HO style: a handful of scenes to complete per chapter, then advancing to the next chapter and next set of scenes, etc. This is pure hidden-object with an occasional minigame tossed in for variety. If you're looking for more of a HO/Adventure game (i.e. the Artifex Mundi style), with puzzles and inventory and object usage, this is not the game you're looking for. Gameplay itself is easy and the HO puzzles and minigames are not overly challenging. Problems come in when objects are not well-labeled, making you search for something that actually is something else entirely. There is also lack of precision with objects layered on top of other objects; there have been times in my playthrough where I couldn't click an o
Pastime game, hidden object, puzzle, detective. PLOT Young Agent Jane Angel arrives at the airport, receives an assignment from her FBI boss Bill Rogers; It is a suitable task for her as an art theft expert must inspect stolen and confiscated pieces. But analyzing the finds, he comes across real smuggling of medieval coins. It's his lucky day because the clues he finds seem to lead him to believe that there is a way to discover where the legendary treasure of the Knights Templar is hidden. All of this leads Jane to wonder if it's just a myth a legend or if it's really possible to find where this holy grail is hidden? Jane will have to go on a long journey in search of this mysterious Grail : 1 In Colombia where it is said that it was hidden under the red cross by Columbus. 2 Or buried under Roslyn Chapel in the Scottish mountains. 3 Maybe The Maltese Knights, Hospitallers, are cons
I got this game for free (thanks Lilly) but I can't recommend it. It's just plain tiresome with one virtually identical puzzle and/or HO scene after the other. There's almost zero variety. The good Crisp, bright visuals Music is decent Autosave The bad Appalling translations Some of the items in HO scenes don't match their descriptions Incoherent story Lack of variety (and challenge) in the HO scenes Puzzles are too easy No trading cards or achievements - boo! And worst of all - it's a chore to play.
Jane Angel: Templar Mystery ...is a hidden object game. While investigating the smuggling of ancient coins, you follow a trail of potential clues left by Templars in an attempt to find the Holy Grail. ⚙ Game Description & Mechanics ⚙ The game consists of a series of puzzles, most notably the hidden object puzzle in which you have a still image filled with junk and knick-knacks, and a list of items to find, sometimes in multiple copies. Most of them are wide areas you can scroll sideways to find the items, others are multiple pictures which you must switch from one to another. As you check items off your list, additional items are added. Should you do a second playthrough, the items to be found will differ. Besides hidden object puzzles, you have a few jigsaw puzzles (usually multiple pictures ripped into a few pieces, which upon reassembly will be followed by a hidden object puzzle), "
It’s a fair enough hidden object game, pretty standard as far as they go. Nothing too amazing about it but nothing all that bad either. I quite enjoyed it and I think if you’re a fan of the genre you will to. The story is alright, it’s something you can follow but it’s not the most engrossing or thrilling. Also, I think it left on a cliff-hanger? I’m not entirely sure. I wasn’t paying all that much attention to be honest. It’s quite short, took about 2 hours to complete. So if you want a nice quick game to play to kill a few hours this one is good for that. In terms of art style/blending and all the other media, There is no voice acting for one, but the music is quite relaxing. I found it mildly interesting that certain objects in the scenes make noises. Seeing as you can scroll your sight around the room in this game, it was quite handy a few times. For example, I needed to find a
Old-school hidden object goodness No point and click problem solving, no long cutscenes with voice acting, only minimal and skippable puzzles. This HOG focuses on object finding, the way I like them. What I enjoyed The HO scenes play in the classical PopCap way that I like. Objects blend in and require skill, but they are not cheaply obstructed / hidden - most of the time. Scrollable scenes, and an object list that helpfully dims each item name if you need to scroll to see it (almost too helpful, as it makes finding stuff extremely easy). Some of the HO scenes are beautifully rendered "Da Vinci's sketchbook" looking layouts. Looks great and provides an alternative to photorealism. One mini-game had me finding anachronistic or "intruder" items inserted into a painting of Christopher Columbus, such as kangaroos and AK-47s. That was funny. Nice character art in the story sections (exc
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