Reveal the meaning behind strange dreams in this eerie Hidden Object encounter.
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A hidden objects game full of challenging puzzles and mysterious story. The main character Joy has been having nightmares about a circus she never been to. Decided to go to that place in the middle of the night, but instead, she finds the circus of her nightmares, she found a REAL nightmare! The place is dark and abandoned for years. The adventure starts as Joy began to have flashbacks as she inspects the sides of the Circus. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1342096378 The story is fine, it felt more like a chore, having to find things for other people because the main objective in the flashbacks is finding a cute little cub. I thought the adventure will be more focused on the dark current look of the circus but no, the flashbacks are the main story except for the last part. There are many hidden objects scenes in the game as it is the base of the game. And since
Forgotten Places: Lost Circus seems to be the first installment of the Forgotten Places series, the other title being Forgotten Places: Regained Castle. The two games can be played separately, since they share nothing else than the common name of the series. The quality between the two titles is rather striking though. For start, the story is nice, but not thrilling - if I'd have to pick a word to summarize it, that would be: average or mediocre. Tormented by dreams of a circus, Joy decides to go on a quest to seek its location only to find a grim version of the vivid circus from her dreams, now abandoned and in ruins. The story constantly shifts between scenes from the dark present and colorful snapshots of the once lively circus, which slowly appear to be real memories rather than figments of her imagination. By helping various circus characters with their tasks, she will eventually u
An annoying and buggy hidden-object game. It is not a point-and-click adventure, just puzzle after puzzle. The hidden-object scenes involve frustrating pixel hunting, at least in expert mode. The puzzles are inconsistent in quality, with some being trivial casual games while others are much more difficult. The story is thin and dumb. There is an obvious intent to clash a dark reality with childlike flashbacks, but the dark is not really dark and the flashbacks are plain infantile. The story progression makes no sense. Bugs galore: The game will only save if you exit from the main menu. In one hidden-object scene the object was not really there, it was only by clicking around like a madman did I happen to hit the invisible object. The achievements are broken: though completing the game in expert mode, I did not get the achievement for it.
I'm not a HO fan, although I enjoy them occasionally, especially if they're part of a story, but this one is different. It's very lovely to look at, the music is nice, it's a cute story, and best of all it's a circus setting, so that made me like it right away. And it's free, at least it was. On the negative side, the objects were rather small with not way to enlarge them, and it's rather long, which is good if you really love that kind of game. I'm too tired to finish but it's been three hrs, so far. I did take a break :) There are some fun games too, like blowing balloons off the ceiling! I love balloons...! So, if you like colourful, HO games, give it a shot, I think you'll enjoy it.
Forgotten Places: Lost Circus was a serious let-down after Forgotten Places: Regained Castle. If you have not played that, stop here, go play that. It's an incredible adventure/hidden object game. This? Well... I'll make this short as I can. I'll admit $2.99 is not a lot to play for any type of game, but I just feel like there's much better hidden object games to play out there. Overall, this was kind of a waste of time. The story is ridiculous - even for a HoG - and quite forgettable. It's not attached to the other game, so you're not missing anything if you skip it. The music is repetitive with little variety and gets old fast - completely the opposite of Regained Castle. There's not many places to explore in this game and it's just one hidden object scene after another. I know it's a HoG, but c'mon... There is no animation to speak of - a bit of camera panning about does it. No vo
I really liked the first game - Regained Castle. It wasn't perfect, but good enough to be excited for the second game. Unfortunately it is so bad that... [sigh] where do I even start? Ok, let's start from afar, with the story. Usually you do not expect much from stories in HoG games, but even by HoG standars it's too weak. Let's say, the game has so called bright "route" and dark one (something like flashbacks/reality). And you also have a story in both of these "routes". The bright part is so primitive that I'd call it infantile. The ending for bright side just breaks the cringe meter. The dark part is much more serious and at least initially looks very promising but in the end we get "where did this come from?" type of ending. As to the HoG scenes and mini games - you meet them only in bright "route". Because all you have to do in the dark part - some pixel huning in total darkness t
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