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This is not the best hidden object game out there but not a bad one, if Steam allows us to add a neutral rating this would easily fit in that category. You play Emma who had a nightmare about her uncle Alfred. Being worried about him she decided to call him in the middle of the night but he didn't answer, naturally, she drove to his home and unfortunately, he was not there and the time-traveling portal seemed to be activated. The only good thing about this game is that all the dialogues are voiced. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1197887021 The graphics are a bit dated but still good to look at, and the voice-overs are nice. during the journey, you can check the journal to learn more about the story. The puzzles are good some of them are unique. The hidden objects scenes varies between finding x amount of something or finding a list of items. https://steamcommuni
Mythic Wonders: The Philosopher's Stone was made by Organic 2 Digital Studio (the same developers of Vampire Legends: The True Story of Kisilova, another interesting hidden object/puzzle game) and published by Artifex Mundi, my favorite HOG company ever. The story is cliché, but that didn't bother me too much. The puzzles were very easy to solve. The HO scenes were alright. I liked the fact that you have to solve a mini puzzle each time you need to open a new portal and that you can use different powers (such as water, earth, etc). Overall, I recommend this title if you can get it on a sale or a bundle since this isn't a very long game. 6/10.
Story is fine for people that like the elements for rest it should be okay. Graphics are mostly good, sound is okay. Game length with extra chapter is okay, the puzzles are not special but a few are a bit challenging (chess one at the extra chapter). For HDO & Fantasy Fans i give 89 %, for HDO Fans 85 %, for Fantasy Fans 77 %. Rest try it or not. Thx for reading & hopefully enjoy.
Mythic Wonders: The Philosopher's Stone is a hidden object style game where you are playing the part of Emma, and upon having a nightmare about your uncle, Alfred, you go over to see if he is okay. You and your uncle were both working on plans he had acquired on how to make a time machine, but you quickly realize things don't seem right, as Alfred has disappeared, and you must find out what has happened to him after realizing he gained access into the strange time machine. As the story goes on, I find it a little strange and towards the end a bit off putting, the way things happen. A lot of it does not make too much sense, and I just find it very odd. I can't really say much more without getting into spoilers, but I am a bit confused at the way things ended, and why it ended up the way it did, and there are a lot of gaps and problems with how things led up to that, and no explanations o
Short version: 74% Mythic Wonders does a good job at delivering a modern fantasy tale with some sci-fi elements in the mix, but it feels a little dated for a hidden object game, despite its 2014 release. Long version: After playing Mythic Wonders: The Philosopher's Stone, I couldn’t shake the feeling that this is some attempt at a high-definition remake of an early 2010 hidden object game. But no; this is an early 2014 title that can be either considered a little dated for its age—or pleasantly nostalgic about that short period where the usual HOG tropes still didn’t fully bloom yet. To make it more clear: the story follows the usual cliché of a female protagonist who tries to find her missing relative in a fantasy world—where she collects the power of the four (plus one) elements—but the story is less predictable than most would think, and the visual style is a lot closer to 1980s sci
The best part of the game are the graphics. Otherwise, the story is boring, the voices are bad, very few puzzles are interesting and the hidden object scenes were not so great either. Also, I found the extra chapter confusing and rarely knew what I was supposed to do next.
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