12 Labours of Hercules VII: Fleecing the Fleece

Awesome point and click/hidden object/time-resources management game, suitable for kids and casual gamers and with dozens of levels providing a lot of fun, and since everything's timed, a lot of challenges. It goes exactly as the same as the previous chapter, requiring no specific review. You'll have to clear every map answering to the objectives above - namely, using and managing food, wood and gold (and using super-powers like fast run, fast work, more resources etc.) in order to build things, remove obstacles and ultimately getting to the end point, which may be to clear the road, collect particular items and such. Everything is perfectly explained in-game with thorough guides and great colorful graphics. As always extremely recommended, especially for such a low price. And here we have also an improved graphical compartment that takes on the previous games' great graphics and makes h

This is the 7th installment in this series and is very similar to the previous ones - with slight improvements with every new release. If you're already a fan of the series, have completed the previous games and want more ancient Greece themed time management then you don't need to read on - this is definitely for you! For those who aren't entirely sure what's going on here, the 12 Labours of Hercules is a time management puzzle game. This inexpensive series gives you control of Hercules, his family and minions and are given a level to complete. This level will require you to click different things in order to complete a goal, such as flicking a switch, repairing a bridge, collecting enough food, rescuing someone, etc. This sounds really simple, but the puzzle element is how you get to your goal in the time available. There are always multiple different things you can do and choices to

Short version: 58% Fleecing the Fleece is the kind of time management game that is difficult to tell what it wants, because it is too simplistic for returning players but too difficult and fast-paced for newcomers. Long version: 12 Labours of Hercules VII: Fleecing the Fleece shows some signs of the series getting tired or getting a bit confused on its own goals and intended player demographic. The most evident sign is gameplay; most of the distinct elements that characterised this series for six games have disappeared, leaving only the most basic time management formula: use servants to gather resources, and then spend those to build production buildings or to clear obstacles. This simplification would indicate something made for newcomers, but the level design contradicts that. The core problem is food production: sources replenish fast but yield little, and every task costs a lot.

Follow our curator page, OCG-Curations if you like and want to see more reviews like this one. Long story short Jetdogs Studios presents their 7th game in the 12 laborers of Hercules series! Complete with absolutely nothing new! Prepare for the same old game! For the seventh time! Yet, somehow, you’ll still watch the interesting story, enjoy the relaxing gameplay, get 100% of the achievements, and sit back satisfied with your cheap, fun purchase. How do they do it? Who knows! Who cares! Now come on folks! Buy, buy, buy! Long story Long, the Game Play As Hercules, you’re put in charge of one or more of your personal slaves erm, I mean “laborers”. You may tell each to preform various tasks in order to complete an ultimate goal, whatever that may be for the level. Although limited, each level has various strategies and paths giving a since of independence without worrying to much about w

It is another really nice clear the road type of management game in the series. My only complaint is the stupid "Beat a Developer's Record 20 Times" achievement which is just annoying and makes completing the game an unenjoyable experience if you care about that. I wish they would stop adding them. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (6.3-7).