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5 / 5

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Healer and detective - Cure the disease, that struck, when opening the portals and find the one, who is behind it

PostedApril 26, 2018

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fromThe Owl will accompany me on a longer journey through fantasy lands......

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Fun Factor

5 / 5

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5 / 5

Level of Challenge

4 / 5

Storyline

5 / 5

We play as Elva, a graduated pharmacist. Our friend Michael has called for our help in optimizing a cure for Senekta, a mysterious disease, which came with opening of the portal to parallel worlds. Infected people grow old rapidly and only humans are affected. Henrik, ruler of one of the cities, offered medicine in exchange for young men for his court. But the medicine does not work and people are ...Show more

We play as Elva, a graduated pharmacist. Our friend Michael has called for our help in optimizing a cure for Senekta, a mysterious disease, which came with opening of the portal to parallel worlds. Infected people grow old rapidly and only humans are affected. Henrik, ruler of one of the cities, offered medicine in exchange for young men for his court. But the medicine does not work and people are not really prepared to lose their sons. In this weird situation it will be our task to help with a working cure.

But it is not only the epidemic, that rises problems. Henriks guards act aggressively against all, who resist his dictate. Is he behind the ‘occurrances’, that happen in the following? Michael receives a package from a friend, and is infected by the contents; his colleague Nova is abducted ….

We have a lot to do in this longer game, where we will visit the parallel worlds to free Nova and uncover the dark forces behind the epidemic and all other attacks. A discreet helper, an owl, will assist us – sort of accessory of this series. As it is helpful and not asking for attention, a feature, tolerable for all players. Visuals are high standard, music is suiting, HOS are variable and partly creative though puzzles more on the easy side.
All in all a very good performance and – after rather short games lately – a longer journey into fantastic worlds. Show less

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Best Hidden Object game ever!

PostedMay 8, 2018

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Skill Level:Intermediate

Favorite Genre(s):Adventure, Card & Board, Hidden Object, Large File

Fun Factor

5 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

5 / 5

Level of Challenge

5 / 5

Storyline

5 / 5

I can't believe the low ratings, so here's mine: I played it for fifteen minutes and then bought it! It is far above average in HOGs, in my opinion. The games were unique and varied - right up my alley. Sure the storyline wasn't exceptional, but the audio and video was. Give this game a decent try. I feel confident that you will not be disappointed.

I recommend this game!

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4 / 5

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WHAT IS WRONG WHICH YOUR EYES!

PostedApril 26, 2018

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fromJulius Petri was a German Microbiologist who invented the Petri dish to culture and clone live bacteria. This advance made it possible to rigorously identify the bacteria responsible for diseases.

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Fun Factor

4 / 5

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5 / 5

Level of Challenge

4 / 5

Storyline

4 / 5

A few years ago, the Sages activated a portal to a parallel dimension. Ambassadors from both worlds signed a Peace Treaty and the two worlds seemed to coincide with each other without incident, or so it seemed. Shortly after signing the Treaty, citizens of our world fell ill and rapidly aged. As the disease began to spread, Henrik arrived from the Cities to offer a cure in exchange for our ...Show more

A few years ago, the Sages activated a portal to a parallel dimension. Ambassadors from both worlds signed a Peace Treaty and the two worlds seemed to coincide with each other without incident, or so it seemed. Shortly after signing the Treaty, citizens of our world fell ill and rapidly aged. As the disease began to spread, Henrik arrived from the Cities to offer a cure in exchange for our children, to supposedly join his court. There's just one problem... the cure isn't working!

We get a mechanical Owl to help us in our quest to solve this otherworldly disease dilemma, but he is rather cute and doesn't seem to make irritating noises or constantly shifting in his little owl domain, so I'm okay with him tagging along. Besides, it's kind of like taking a canary into the mines right? As far as a Collector's Edition version goes, this one is a wee bit lacking in the bling department with only 1 Collectible type, and no other morph or special feature. There are however a ton of the Love Letters to find, usually, 3 per scene, and the good news is that you can return to the scene to search for letters you may have missed if you select the Dove Icon associated with that particular scene.

Hidden Object Scenes are very creative, which is something I rarely say nowadays! Most of the HOP's are multi-layered and unfortunately, some of the scenes are repeated, which is a feature I really don't care for, it's just too boring and items are too easily spotted the second time around. There are Silhouetted Shape finds, Replacing items back into the scene, Multiples of the same object finds, and Interactive List finds available. You can opt to play a Match 3 game instead of the HOP's.

The Mini Games are in abundance and most have 3-4 different steps, but none seem to be too difficult or too frustrating. Below is a list of brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo:

1) Rotate the petri dish to align the shaped puzzle pieces.
2) Move mechanical wasp antennae to correct positions.
3) Connect the dots to fill in all lines of the triangle.
4) Rotate sections to complete the image.
5) Repeat the sequence of tiles lighting up.
6) Place the symbol sections onto the correct store logo.
7) Swap tiles to complete the pattern.
8) Push colored orbs into their matching colored vortex,
9) Pull out all pins in the correct order.
10) Slide roses along the track to color-coded slots.

This Collector's Edition version has 14 Wallpapers, 11 Concept Art pictures, 8 Music Soundtracks, 8 Movie Videos, re-playable Hidden Object Scenes & Mini Games, 14 Achievements to earn, 102 Collectible Love Letters that unlock a Hidden Puzzle (with an option to go back and find ones you missed) 7 Main Chapters (Finding The Truth) +Bonus Chapter (Unknown World) and a built-in Strategy Guide, enjoy!

REFLECTIONS OF LIFE GAMES AVAILABLE
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating

1-Tree Of Dreams (June 21-2014) 4.2
2-Equilibrium (April 18-2015) 4.4
3-Dark Architect (January 14-2016) 4.3
4-Call Of The Ancestors (August 13-2016) 3.5
5-Hearts Taken (May 13-2017) 3.3
6-In Screams And Sorrow (April 26-2018) n/a

by GrandMa Studios: Kiev Ukraine founded 2011
"We {@ GrandMa Studios} are very passionate about video games [and] We always try to bring some innovations and use non-standard approaches in HOPA gameplay"

Whispered Secrets
1- The Story of Tideville (October 7-12) 3.9
2- Into The Beyond (November 14-13) 4.1
3- Into The Wind (October 4-14) 4.2
4- Golden Silence (August 6-15) 4.2
5- Everburning Candle (March 31-16) 4.4
6- Song of Sorrow (November 12-16) 3.7
7- Forgotten Sins (September 2-17) 3.7

The Unseen Fears
1-Body Thief (March 16-2017) 4.0
2-Outlive (December 30-2017) 3.7 Show less

I recommend this game!

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4 / 5

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Architecture Beauty

PostedApril 28, 2018

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fromColoma, Michigan

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Fun Factor

4 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

5 / 5

Level of Challenge

5 / 5

Storyline

5 / 5

Based on the finished game and bonus content

I bought this game without trying it. I thought the beginning was hard, like going up hill. If I just trialed it I wouldn't have bought it. Later I was glad I bought it. It was like a normal game, I would Love. I like my games relaxed and not difficult. I buy for the story and hops.

Since I finished yesterday I had a picture of the black haired girl ...Show more

Based on the finished game and bonus content

I bought this game without trying it. I thought the beginning was hard, like going up hill. If I just trialed it I wouldn't have bought it. Later I was glad I bought it. It was like a normal game, I would Love. I like my games relaxed and not difficult. I buy for the story and hops.

Since I finished yesterday I had a picture of the black haired girl with the roses on either side of her head on my PC. I really like some of the 14 wallpapers. Next wallpaper, I'll use would be the architecture beauty, building with the domes.

I liked the interactive hops. Some are used more than once and I didn't mind. Some hops had multiple steps. I really enjoyed the one with the daffadils.

For details- I liked the oriental flair, the architecture, all the roses, 2 moons and clockwork mouse and mechical cat.

For the puzzles I loved two mazes and in the bonus chapter I liked putting together multi colored glass to make different animals. ( Kind of looks like beach glass)

I collected 102 Love Letters. Three per scene. So you know there are lots of scenes. I didn't play staight through and I went to the collectibles in the bonus content and picked up some of the ones I missed before continuing. Except I couldn't pick them up in Kurtz's shop, so I waited and later in the bonus chapter I was back at his shop and pick up three and went to the collectibles and pick up the one I missed. Since I had all of them. It opened a hidden puzzle, which I think is more hops like, so I loved it.

The bonus chapter is a continuation of the story.

Replay 18 hops, 8 mini-games, 26 movies, 8 music. Achievements, 11 concept art and 14 wallpapers. I think the achievements look pretty.
7 chapters+ bonus. Show less

I recommend this game!

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4 / 5

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A little something new

PostedApril 27, 2018

Crystal2North

fromLynden, WA

Skill Level:Beginner

Favorite Genre(s):Hidden Object, Mahjong, Match 3, Puzzle

Fun Factor

4 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

5 / 5

Level of Challenge

5 / 5

Storyline

5 / 5

I'm enjoying the diversity worked into the game. There are certain challenges I've never seen before. Part of this newness may be generated by the eyes of a 72 year old. But in my book, it is not the "same ol', same ol'". It IS a bit addictive. :)

I recommend this game!

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Where's Grace?

PostedJune 10, 2018

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fromManchester, NH

Skill Level:Expert

Favorite Genre(s):Adventure, Card & Board, Hidden Object, Large File, Time Management

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Fun Factor

4 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

5 / 5

Level of Challenge

4 / 5

Storyline

3 / 5

This is the third Reflections of Life missing the Guardians. After playing the previous two Reflections in the series I was excited to see a Guardians picture. I thought "finally"! Nope, you play as a scientist. The owl is the consultation prize for the disappointment.

So where's Grace? In the bonus chapter. I felt cheated. The game was a fun way to spend some time but I didn't like the story ...Show more

This is the third Reflections of Life missing the Guardians. After playing the previous two Reflections in the series I was excited to see a Guardians picture. I thought "finally"! Nope, you play as a scientist. The owl is the consultation prize for the disappointment.

So where's Grace? In the bonus chapter. I felt cheated. The game was a fun way to spend some time but I didn't like the story premise. I found it somewhat disturbing. I'd already bought this on sale based on my love for the series and a buy one get one free. I probably should have played the demo first. If I had I wouldn't have bought it.

Only worth a CE price if you want to see the reason this series became popular in the first place. I really wish they would stop releasing games named as Reflections of Life if they are not part of the series. I want to return back to those worlds and I want to see Guardians with owls. Show less

I don't recommend this game.

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3 / 5

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DON’T WANT TO LOOK YOUR AGE? TRAVEL TO A PLACE WHERE APPEARANCES CAN BE DECEIVING

PostedApril 26, 2018

sunnyglow

fromAfter this game, Elva is planning to market her age defying serum via late-night infomercials and TV shopping channels. Now she just needs to find an out-of-work older actress to hawk her products.

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Fun Factor

2 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

3 / 5

Level of Challenge

3 / 5

Storyline

3 / 5

REVIEW BASED ON THE ENTIRE GAME
7 Chapters Plus a Bonus Chapter – Strategy Guide: 53 Pages – Time: 4 Hours Main Game

OVERVIEW/BACKGROUND: Congratulations Elva! After graduating from pharmacy school with honors, you are off visit your friend Michael. However, upon arriving you are shocked at how much he has aged. He is suffering from a disease, Senetka, which was contracted by the people of his ...Show more

REVIEW BASED ON THE ENTIRE GAME
7 Chapters Plus a Bonus Chapter – Strategy Guide: 53 Pages – Time: 4 Hours Main Game

OVERVIEW/BACKGROUND: Congratulations Elva! After graduating from pharmacy school with honors, you are off visit your friend Michael. However, upon arriving you are shocked at how much he has aged. He is suffering from a disease, Senetka, which was contracted by the people of his village with the opening of a parallel universe. From this other dimension entered Henrick, an alien offering a cure for the ravages of this disease. However, when it appears the antidote is not working, Michael asks you to develop an antidote which will work. Now under Henrick’s direction, children are being kidnapped. What is the true intent of Henrick? Is he a friend or foe? You are off to this parallel universe to develop an antidote for this disease all while investigating what Henrick is up to. You will get a little help from friends, however. Michael, his wife, Nova, and others will join you in your quest to save your people.

RECOMMENDED WITH RESERVATIONS: This is a great game for those who love fantasy games. Although it deals with parallel dimensions, it is not a sci-fi game. It is more of a fantasy game. Unfortunately, I was not enamored by this game. I purchased this game and then regretted it. Playing this game was tedious. I found the pace slow. You ramble between two parallel universes traveling from city-to-city seeking an endless number of inventory items. You use those inventory items to search for even more items. There is not much to the story behind this game; there is very little dialogue. I got tired of travelling back-and-forth collecting supplies. I felt the graphics were decent, although blurry in some places. Throughout the game you will hear dogs barking. In the last chapter of this game, the constant barking of dogs was nerve racking. With all the shorter games of late, it is a rather long game, so you do get your money's worth. However, the quality here does not match the quantity.

AN OWL WHICH IS A HOOT! There is a helper owl within this game. I dislike helpers in games and his presence in the game is somewhat erratic. He is used eight (8) times in the demo, which, for me, is excessive. All he does is fly to some location and flap his wings back-and-forth. However, after the demo, he is hardly used at all.

MECHANICS: There are not many collectibles in this game. There are no morphing objects. There is only one collectible – love letters. There are one hundred two (102) love letters to collect. Wow! They are everywhere in this game and some are easy to locate, and some are not. How this collectible relates to this game is beyond me. You must collect all of them to uncover a hidden puzzle at the end of the game. There are fifteen (15) achievements to collect (from what I could count). You can replay seven (7) mini-games and fifteen (15) HOP scenes from the main game. Since I did not finish the bonus chapter, I have no idea how many of those there are from that chapter.

BONUS CHAPTER: It is a sequel. Kurtz, Michael’s friend is missing. You are off to locate him. From the short time I played into the bonus game, this chapter appears to be of the same caliber as the main game.

HOP SCENES: There are nineteen (19) HOP scenes in the main game. The scenes are standard ones seen in most games. Most of the scenes are standard lists of items requiring little interaction with the scene. There is little creativity in design. Most of the scenes are not thematic – just a random assortment of items. With the slow pace and lackluster HOP scenes, this game is very boring. The only ones I enjoyed in the game were the search-and-replace scenes in which you locate items and replace them back within the scene. Scenes are reused within the game as well. You can also play a Match-3 game in lieu of the scene.

PUZZLES: There are twenty-six (26) puzzles in the main game. The puzzles are variations of ones seen in most games. Most are easy. Many are not thematic and lack creative design. There are two which I did enjoy playing. Both are maze puzzles. The last puzzle is a super puzzle. However, I feel this super puzzle, containing three (3) mediocre puzzles, has nothing to do with the theme of the game. In general, I was not impressed with most of the puzzles.

SPOILERS: HERE ARE SOME OF THE PUZZLES AFTER THE DEMO:

A. Ye Olde book puzzle. Place books in correct order according to a given illustration.
B. Maze puzzle. Maneuver two keys so that they reach their locks at the same time. Moving one moves the other. Avoid vortexes which send you back to the beginning.
C. Maze puzzle. Move through a cloud-covered maze moving to locations indicated in a storybook.
D. Ye Olde Rope puzzle. Untangle ropes by switching nodes from the rope.
E. Place nine items into slots in a box by row and column so they match up by type and color.
F. Best puzzle in the game. Maze puzzle. Lead your character through a maze. You will need to avoid watchdogs and locate colored keys to open matching colored gates as you try to reach the exit. Show less

I recommend this game!

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Move on already!

PostedApril 26, 2018

dancemom1

fromYakima, WA

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Favorite Genre(s):Adventure, Card & Board, Family, Hidden Object, Puzzle, Strategy, Word

Fun Factor

2 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

3 / 5

Level of Challenge

2 / 5

Storyline

2 / 5

Hello friends! As always, I review on the game play and let others review on the story line, as they are much better at that than I am. Looks like this might be #6 in this series. I don't have them all, but I do have a couple. This one started out promising, but quickly seemed to go downhill. The graphics weren't too bad and I didn't notice much in the way of blurring in the scenes. The colors ...Show more

Hello friends! As always, I review on the game play and let others review on the story line, as they are much better at that than I am. Looks like this might be #6 in this series. I don't have them all, but I do have a couple. This one started out promising, but quickly seemed to go downhill. The graphics weren't too bad and I didn't notice much in the way of blurring in the scenes. The colors were somewhat muted with hints of blue and purple, which is quite tiring on the eyes. Game play was good, with no glitches or problems during the demo. Voices were well done and fit the character and age, with some emotion as well. I did note that we could not click through dialog, most of the time, if we read faster than they speak. Some dialog was much too wordy, and not necessarily all that helpful. Sound FX were quite well done when we had them. Seemed to have a lot of bird noises. Animation was very good. Again we have a helpful owl goes to locations we can't reach.

HOPs were a mixture of silhouettes, place object in scene and interactive lists. Items were not difficult to find. Again, we play the same HOP multiple times and don't seem to move to new areas very quickly. This gets very boring very quickly. You can also switch to a match 3 game if you get tired of the HOPs. Puzzles were extremely simple and took no time or thought to complete. Hint system was very helpful, but I spent so much time in just a couple of locations, I don't know if we have the transport feature or not. However, there is a jump map just in case.

Collectibles were very disappointing. We only need to find "love" letters, which are actually envelopes with a red heart on them. So far, I have found three in each scene. They are plenty large enough to see and quite easy to find. Definitely needed more in this department.

I try very hard to get completely through a demo before I comment on a game. However, I just couldn't do it this time. The story moved so slowly, and we spent so much time in one or two locations, that I got bored and couldn't go on. This game is nowhere near challenging. If I don't care for a game, I at least try to find something positive about it for others who might like it. I think I did that above. However, if you are looking for a good story with enough action to keep you interested and moving, this is not the game for you. I'm sure this will appeal to beginners, but I doubt a seasoned gamer would care much for it. When I beta tested this one, I gave it a 3.5 on my scale, but think it's more like a 3.0. I will recommend for beginners, but this one has nothing that makes me want to get it for myself. No purchase for me.

As always, try it for yourself and see what you think. We all have different tastes in games and you may find this to be exactly what you are looking for. Thanks for the reviews. Play on! Show less

I recommend this game!

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Everything is broken or missing necessary parts.

PostedApril 27, 2018

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fromIs this all we can expect from HOPA devs? Childish jigsaw puzzles and matching pairs? Shaped keys? *sigh* We all know they can do MUCH better.

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Fun Factor

1 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

5 / 5

Level of Challenge

1 / 5

Storyline

3 / 5

POV of my reviews: Gamer since 1980. Currently own 643 computer games. An immersive storyline and challenging, innovative gameplay are most important to me.
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Gameplay can best be summed up by my character repeatedly saying, "Perhaps it'll work if I find the missing part." After 25 minutes, I was ready to call a handyman and go home.

If Michael expected me to research and formulate a ...Show more

POV of my reviews: Gamer since 1980. Currently own 643 computer games. An immersive storyline and challenging, innovative gameplay are most important to me.
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Gameplay can best be summed up by my character repeatedly saying, "Perhaps it'll work if I find the missing part." After 25 minutes, I was ready to call a handyman and go home.

If Michael expected me to research and formulate a cure, why did he break both the lenses AND the focusing knob on the microscope? Why was everything I needed locked up behind silly puzzles or shaped keys? Why on earth am I collecting love letters? Differently shaped and colored microbes would have fit the theme better.

While the first HO scene was actually creative, the rest were basic interactive lists. The puzzles I encountered included a jigsaw puzzle and matching pairs…no thanks.

Sure, the graphics and music were top notch. However, this is a GAME, not an animated video. How about some gameplay for thinking adults instead of the usual running back and forth to complete ridiculous tasks? I really don't feel compelled to spend a ton of time on a review when every game is the same simplistic disaster. When devs start putting in some effort, so will I.
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WAY BETTER GAMES BY THIS DEV
Reflections of Life: Equilibrium, Dark Architect
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I don't recommend this game.

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World's Most Incredible Owl Helper!

PostedApril 27, 2018

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Favorite Genre(s):Adventure, Hidden Object, Mahjong, Marble Popper, Match 3, Puzzle

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2 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

3 / 5

Level of Challenge

2 / 5

Storyline

2 / 5

By this time, you have gotten an idea of the story - another time and place, portal to other worlds, bad other-world leader, strange illness, Michael, Nova, Kurt, and you working on a cure against all odds.
Somewhere in there, you will repair a mechanical owl and acquire it as your helper. This little sucker will not only fly up to get things, he has talent! So he can use a honey dipper to dip ...Show more

By this time, you have gotten an idea of the story - another time and place, portal to other worlds, bad other-world leader, strange illness, Michael, Nova, Kurt, and you working on a cure against all odds.
Somewhere in there, you will repair a mechanical owl and acquire it as your helper. This little sucker will not only fly up to get things, he has talent! So he can use a honey dipper to dip some roof tar, which should be hard as a rock as it was just left sitting up there; fly up to a wall and placing the pieces of a date plaque in position correctly; replacing a switch for a ladder; setting incense sticks in a fire alarm and then setting them on fire with a lighter.
All of these actions call for opposable thumbs and this little sucker does them with talons. Now that's talent!
Other than the owl, everything is fairly average and easy.
The game elements you expect are all here, along with a Match 3 alternative to the HOPs. You will be looking for hidden love letters in the scenes, usually three per scene. Most of them are see-through, an odd effect at best.
There is CE bling and an extra chapter when you complete the main game.
The story had potential, but it was lost in the inattention to detail and lack of logic.
Please try the Demo and make your own decision. Show less

I don't recommend this game.

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