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Labyrinths Of the world Lost Island

PostedJanuary 12, 2019

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Fun Factor

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5 / 5

This game by far has been the best and most enjoyable game of all of the newest games in 2018 this game had everything in it it was a great value the storyline was fantastic the villain was so well and I wanted to punch him in the mouth . Because I was so into the story and all of the features that they provided collectibles Hidden object was far superior to any game I bought in 2018 I certainly ...Show more

This game by far has been the best and most enjoyable game of all of the newest games in 2018 this game had everything in it it was a great value the storyline was fantastic the villain was so well and I wanted to punch him in the mouth . Because I was so into the story and all of the features that they provided collectibles Hidden object was far superior to any game I bought in 2018 I certainly wish all the other developers would provide a game in length and quality as this one this should be the standard for all games coming fourth I couldn't stop playing I was that involved in it that I just didn't want to stop if you are a gamer you would be foolish not to buy this game if you're serious gamer like I am you will definitely enjoy this compared to what we were getting recently there is no comparison big fish did us a great service by bringing this game the market please all of you so your support for this type of a game I highly recommend this Game on people Show less

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My world, not yours!

PostedJanuary 14, 2019

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

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4 / 5

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5 / 5

Hello friends! As usual, I review mostly on the game play and leave the story line to others. Is this really #9 in this series? Graphics were fairly clear, although we did have a little blurring when going in and out of closeups. Colors were bright, but not over powering, and we did have a lot of blues mixed in as well. Voices were age and character appropriate and spoke with some realism, e.g., ...Show more

Hello friends! As usual, I review mostly on the game play and leave the story line to others. Is this really #9 in this series? Graphics were fairly clear, although we did have a little blurring when going in and out of closeups. Colors were bright, but not over powering, and we did have a lot of blues mixed in as well. Voices were age and character appropriate and spoke with some realism, e.g., anger, fear, urgency, etc., and not just someone reading a script. Animation was very well done, with eye and mouth movements matching what is being said and/or done at the time. Game play was good, no problems during the demo. Music was rather soothing and mostly for back ground noise. Sound FX are very well done and are throughout game play. During the demo, I did not run across a "little helper" in this one. Please be aware that there are very bright lights when traveling through portals. Fortunately, not that often.

HOG's are very well done and varied. We have a combination of highlighted words, interactive lists, matching parts of pictures, and straight lists. You can switch to a Match 3 for something different now and then. Scenes are fairly clean and items are not difficult to find. Puzzles are nothing new, but we can choose the difficulty. Even is easy mode, some of them take a bit of time and thought to complete. Hint system is very helpful, and transports you to the map when you need a hint. This is my favorite map. All areas are shown and clearly identified with location name, and whether there is a missed collectible still to be found in that location. For the adventurous type, you can choose not to have that particular hint show up on the map. It takes 15 seconds for the hint meter to fill...personally, I think 10 seconds if plenty long enough.

Collectibles are well done and many. We have to find 69 tokens. So far, I have only found one in each scene, but with that many, it could double or triple as the game progresses. These are not easy to spot, as they blend into the scene quite well. We also have 21 card that give us info on characters. These are not in every scene and are often quite small and easy to miss. The last collectible is what they call "articles." They are actually wanted posters for the bad guys. We need to find 15 of them. These have been fairly easy to spot.

I really like this series and this addition is no exception. No, the story is nothing new...bad guy on the loose, trying to conquer the world and we need to stop him. However, the story is well done, flows well and is easy to follow. This addition is not exceptionally challenging, but there is enough action to keep you moving and not get bored. I think all levels of players will find this one entertaining and worth the price of a CE. I gave this one a 4.75 on my scale. Yes, I am adding it to my collection of CE games.

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How far will you go under hypnotism?

PostedJanuary 10, 2019

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I play as Margaret, a seeker who can go to different worlds. The weather is now extreme cataclysms. Starting to follow the person responsible leads me to the Bermuda Triangle. The journey begins.

Collect 69 tokens (to me look like dog tags) to buy animals for your Magic Zoo. Collect 15 wanted posters and 21 cards.

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I play as Margaret, a seeker who can go to different worlds. The weather is now extreme cataclysms. Starting to follow the person responsible leads me to the Bermuda Triangle. The journey begins.

Collect 69 tokens (to me look like dog tags) to buy animals for your Magic Zoo. Collect 15 wanted posters and 21 cards.

I like how colorful the game is and I had my share of monsters and evil spirits lately so this is refreshing. Liked the different places I went. I was playing and look up and hours went by. The thing I would change would be more list hops and less of the story or this + that hops.

33 Cutscenes, Replay 18 hops, 20 mini-games and 5 music.
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BECOME “ENTRANCED” ENTERING PORTALS TO OTHER WORLDS

PostedJanuary 10, 2019

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fromI am entranced by this game and mesmerized by its excellence. However, Is the reason I like this game based on its merits or does Dietrich have me under his hypnotic spell?

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REVIEW BASED UPON THE ENTIRE GAME
7 Chapters Plus a Bonus Chapter – Strategy Guide: 56 Pages

OVERVIEW: Margaret! Are you ready to save the world? The earth’s crust has developed a crack, causing chaos and destruction. The evil Dietrich, a master hypnotist, has escaped from the Seekers’ Prison and has kidnapped your brother, a fellow Seeker. He has put your brother into a hypnotic trance, using ...Show more

REVIEW BASED UPON THE ENTIRE GAME
7 Chapters Plus a Bonus Chapter – Strategy Guide: 56 Pages

OVERVIEW: Margaret! Are you ready to save the world? The earth’s crust has developed a crack, causing chaos and destruction. The evil Dietrich, a master hypnotist, has escaped from the Seekers’ Prison and has kidnapped your brother, a fellow Seeker. He has put your brother into a hypnotic trance, using him to locate the Heart of the World, an artifact which keeps the earth in balance. His plan is to use this artifact along with the three hearts from the other worlds to destroy the energy net of the Seekers, preventing them from using their teleportation abilities. Dietrich will then be able to travel anywhere in the universe, escaping capture. Now you are off traveling to the other worlds to apprehend him. Can you stop him in time before your world is destroyed?

OPINION: This is a long, creatively designed game. As with their other games, Domini provides more game for the money, providing extras not found in many other games including more collectibles, more chapters for a longer game, more puzzles, and a choice in difficulty for those puzzles. The pace is excellent with a decent story and plenty of activities to keep the player engaged. For me, the graphics are better than in previous games. Domini has toned down the vivid purple and neon green evidenced in many of their other games. Some of the graphics are breathtaking, especially in the chapter dealing with the Aerial World. For me, this game is better than the previous ones from this series.

MECHANICS: There are four (4) levels of play including a customized version. There are thirty-three (33) achievements. Collect sixty-nine (69) tokens to purchase strange animals for a Magic Zoo. You also collect twenty-one (21) cards of characters from the various worlds and fifteen (15) “Dietrich Wanted” posters. There is an indicator bar on the inventory bar which alerts you when there is a collectible within the scene. I found most easy to locate. You can choose the difficulty for the puzzles in the menu; a choice between “easy” or “hard” modes. There are seventeen (17) wallpapers along with concept art, music and video sequences. You can replay twenty (20) mini-games and eighteen (18) HOP scenes.

BONUS CHAPTER: It is a story not related to the main story. The prison guard at the Seekers’ Prison has asked for your help in retrieving the Portal Brush, a brush used to draw portals to other worlds. Grimmor, a dangerous criminal, has stolen this artifact and you must stop him before he creates a world in which he and other criminals can escape. This is a long chapter. There are nine (9) mini-games and five (5) HOP scenes within this chapter. You continue to search for collectibles within this chapter. I found some of the puzzles and HOP scenes better than those in the main game.

HOP SCENES: There are eighteen (18) scenes within this game. You can replay all these HOP scenes after you complete the game. There are also several mini-HOP scenes in which you collect a small number of some item. They are some of the most creative scenes I have seen from this developer. They include lists of items, silhouette, and storybook scenes; however, they also include matching scenes and a scene with rebus clues and one with cryptic clues. The bonus chapter has one scene which contains morphing objects. You can play a Match-3 game in lieu of the puzzles.

My favorites include one in which you must rotate three circles to create the items to be removed. For those music lovers out there, there is one in which you search for musical symbols while changing the scene using three colored keys on a piano. In another scene, which is similar, you switch scenes using three colored lenses while searching for items.

MINI-GAMES: There are thirty-eight (38) puzzles within the game. Most of the puzzles have the option to be played in either an “easy” or “hard” mode. I found most the puzzles also creatively designed. There are quite a few map puzzles and lock puzzles within this game. However, demonstrating the creative talents of this developer, the map puzzles and the lock puzzles differ from each other in some aspect.

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

A. Map puzzle. Move a set of footsteps through an unlit labyrinth, picking up items to help you overcome obstacles.
B. Assembly puzzle. Choose a pair of hands, which, when combined, will create a shadow figure of a given animal. Do this for six (6) animals.
C. Connection puzzle. Connect six star-shaped spheres with each other so that the number of connections for each sphere equals the number of the center within the sphere.
D. Mathematical puzzle. Using knobs with plus and minus numbers upon them, use them to move a red line so you end at a designated number on a thermometer.
E. Physics puzzle. Ye Old Mirror Puzzle. In this case, angle 3 beams of light moving crystal lenses so that the light beams hit three lamps on the left side of the screen.
BONUS CHAPTER:
F. Assembly puzzle. Prepare sausage by following instructions in a book and pressing start to see if the combination is correct.
G. Sequence puzzle. Click on symbols according to pieces of paper which have years written upon them. The symbols must be chosen according to the year from earliest to the latest in sequential order. Show less

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LABYRINTHS OF THE WORLD LOST ISLAND HITS THE MARK!

PostedJanuary 10, 2019

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fromA perfect game to start my 2019 gaming year

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5 / 5

Labyrinths of the World is back with Lost Island the ninth game in the Labyrinths series. This has been a series that is somewhat on and off for me but fortunately, to start 2019, this is one of the better games. In Lost Island Margaret who is fairly new at this seeker business will have to go it alone without her brother and fellow Seeker Simon has gone missing. Not only is Simon missing Earth is ...Show more

Labyrinths of the World is back with Lost Island the ninth game in the Labyrinths series. This has been a series that is somewhat on and off for me but fortunately, to start 2019, this is one of the better games. In Lost Island Margaret who is fairly new at this seeker business will have to go it alone without her brother and fellow Seeker Simon has gone missing. Not only is Simon missing Earth is facing cataclysmic disaster from Dietrich who has managed to escape from a Seeker prison. Yes folks this is another game with yet another madman bent on destruction and control but in spite of the “we’ve been there, done that” storyline it is an excellent game with some great HOS and puzzles.

The HOS in the game are very creative and well-integrated into the storyline as are the overabundant puzzles. Lately I’ve been on a rant about far too many puzzles in HOPA games and even though Lost Island has an almost two to one ratio between HOS and puzzles I found that this game “worked”. Recently it seems that puzzles have been slapped into a game by developers in order to stretch the game when in reality they have, at least for me, taken the fun out of playing. However, in Lost Island the HOS and puzzles worked together to create an excellent game and with the puzzles fitting seamlessly into the storyline and gameplay.

While other developers seem to be cutting down on game size, Domini always creates long games and Lost Island is no exception. There is no skimping on the content or the extras with this developer and if you love the series then Lost Island is a game you will most likely enjoy.

As is the case with most games now there is a Custom Mode of gameplay in Lost Island. It is another of my pet peeves that if a developer offers a Custom Mode then it should be FULLY customizable otherwise the gamer can select one of the other modes. It rather irritates me that developers set the hint and skip bottom time limit for us. If a game is customizable then the hint and skip ranges should begin at “0” seconds rather than “15” seconds. Since I tend to be rather impatient I hate to wander aimlessly for the hint meter to reset when I need a hint to move forward. PLEASE developers allow the gamers to select their own hint and skip times in the Custom Mode of gameplay.

The HOS in the game are excellent and very well-designed and because I don’t want to spoil your fun I will simply say that Lost Island has some of the best HOS that I have seen in a long time. Even though I dislike having far too many puzzles in a game, I really enjoyed those in Lost Island. This developer offers an option to select between the “Easy” and “Hard” setting for playing most puzzles. If you select the hard setting at the beginning of the game you still have to option to change it for each puzzle you play. One of my favorite puzzles was early in the game where we had to align crystals with their matching positions. The puzzle seemed to set the tone of the game and I found myself thoroughly enjoying each one I encountered.

Thank you BFG and Domini for bringing us a great new Labyrinths of the World game. Lost Island is one of the best HOPA games I have played in quite some time. I’ve been looking forward to this game since playing the beta, and the final CE does not disappoint. This is a beautiful game with a good storyline and a lot of entertainment value. Even though Labyrinths of the World Lost Island is a perfect game for me, please try the demo to see if it is a game you will enjoy. Happy gaming! Show less

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~~LABYRITNTHS OF THE WORLD EDITION 9 EXCEEDED MY EXPECTATIONS!~~

PostedJanuary 25, 2019

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fromI hope we see more games like this from the fantastic development team at Domino games in 2019!!!

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Domino Games have created a stellar addition to their popular series Labyrinths of the World. It doesn't surprise me that this release would receive the Editor's game choice too.

The Earth’s crust has developed a crack, which leads to a series of disastrous cataclysmic events all around the world. This also coincides with the strange disappearance of your brother, a member of the Seekers! With ...Show more

Domino Games have created a stellar addition to their popular series Labyrinths of the World. It doesn't surprise me that this release would receive the Editor's game choice too.

The Earth’s crust has developed a crack, which leads to a series of disastrous cataclysmic events all around the world. This also coincides with the strange disappearance of your brother, a member of the Seekers! With stakes rising and time running out, you are sent on the Seekers mission of a lifetime in Labyrinths of the World 9: Lost Island!
Dietrich, the villain in the story has orchestrated a plan to travel throughout the universe reeking devastation along the way with intentions of annihilating Earth and it's up to you Margaret to stop him!

Based on the synopsis, Labyrinths of the World: Lost Island might sound just another typical “save the world” fantasy-themed game but this isn't the scenario for this game. Domini Games’ science fiction and fantasy hybrid spin on this seemingly-cliché storyline is actually incredibly effective and engaging. The unfolding of the storyline in Lost Island is unpredictable and the excellent and consistent pacing of the game helps captivate player's of every level from beginning to end.

A strong storyline alone would not have sufficed if the gameplay was lackluster. Fortunately, Labyrinths of the World: Lost Island’s gameplay is equally solid. The creativity showcased in the gameplay is undeniable. Yes, there is still an abundance of weirdly-shaped locks, magical potions and whatnot, but there is plenty of less conventional tasks to complete as well. The hidden object scenes and the puzzles are fun and imaginative, which is what I have come to expect from this unique series.

I am definitely a fan of Domini Games and to my surprise, the developer has really raised the bar with Labyrinths of the World: Lost Island. The visual quality is simply breathtaking and the bright fluorescent colors play as a strength for the game rather than a distraction – the Labyrinths of the World franchise has never looked more stunning IMHO. Labyrinths of the World: Lost Island is a relatively long game too. The main game took me five and a half hours to complete and the bonus chapter added another hour (more gameplay time for your money)!!! The Collector’s Edition is packed with extras as usual; a strategy guide, wallpapers, concept art, soundtracks, videos, repayable hidden object scenes, re-playable puzzles, achievements, collectibles, morphing objects, and zoo creatures to purchase. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of gameplay in the latest edition to the series. I hope fans of this series feel the same way as I do and I highly recommend this one. Cheers!

In this wonderful series:
•Labyrinths of the World: Shattered Soul
•Labyrinths of the World: Forbidden Muse
•Labyrinths of the World: Changing the Past
•Labyrinths of the World: Stonehenge Legend
•Labyrinths of the World: Secrets of Easter Island
•Labyrinths of the World: The Devil's Tower
•Labyrinths of the World: A Dangerous Game
•Labyrinths of the World: When Worlds Collide
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A TOTALLY ENJOYABLE GAME : )

PostedFebruary 4, 2019

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I just completed this great game. I found it to be a very relaxing time while playing.
I bought this game because of the 4 & & 5 star reviews and am appreciative of my fellow Fishies that give such informative information.
I am most always impressed by these Developers because of the TLC they seem to put in their games [ I have 7 of the
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I just completed this great game. I found it to be a very relaxing time while playing.
I bought this game because of the 4 & & 5 star reviews and am appreciative of my fellow Fishies that give such informative information.
I am most always impressed by these Developers because of the TLC they seem to put in their games [ I have 7 of the
Labyrinths of the World: games starting in 2014 ]…. There is usually a touch of humor and the voice-overs were very good.
The characters are individuals and not copies of one with different faces. The hops and minis were pretty good but imho there are rarely enough hops : (
So if you are considering playing this I really don't think you will be disappointed especially if you enjoy fantasy games.
So I'm really rating this one a full 5***** out of 5***** on my personal enjoy-ability list . Show less

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Love this Series.

PostedJanuary 23, 2019

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Beautiful graphics, good story. Lots of collectibles.
Want more of these for sure.

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WANTED! DEAD OR ALIVE

PostedJanuary 10, 2019

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fromThe Masone Labyrinth in Fontanellato, Italy has the world's largest maze spanning 17 acres. With 120,000 bamboo plants in the maze from 25 different species it's the perfect maze plant, 17' tall, evergreen, pest and disease free & absorbs carbon dioxide⛄

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When Earth's crust began cracking and causing cataclysmic events to occur worldwide, the Seeker's Order organized a special expedition to seek answers. (why wasn't I included in this special Seekers Expedition?) Your brother Simon (who used to be my sis?) stumbled onto something really big but disappeared shortly afterward and the Order has asked you to find Simon (why does a stranger have to tell ...Show more

When Earth's crust began cracking and causing cataclysmic events to occur worldwide, the Seeker's Order organized a special expedition to seek answers. (why wasn't I included in this special Seekers Expedition?) Your brother Simon (who used to be my sis?) stumbled onto something really big but disappeared shortly afterward and the Order has asked you to find Simon (why does a stranger have to tell me my brother is mia? Oh I know, it's because I wasn't in the loop for this "special" Seeker, exclusive, finer things club) and capture the thief who escaped the Seekers Prison and may be responsible for all the dastardly deeds.

It's a good thing my brother left me a note in case he gets lost (at HIS house no less) with instructions to use a special amulet that will lead me to his exact location! (why didn't the exclusive finer things club use it?) As luck would have it, it's a one-and-done kinda gadget. Wait, what? First of all, let's hope he's truly "lost" this gadget looks expensive. Is he actually "lost" just because I don't know where he is? He's probably going to get really mad when I show up with his really expensive lost-brother finder if he's not lost. Isn't this gadget just a glorified GPS locator that I could've downloaded the app on my phone? Secondly, if I can only use it once, how do we get back, do I pitch it when I arrive? Do I Seek a recycling bin? Do I donate it to the Underwater World Goodwill? Do I hang onto it just in case he's wrong about the one-and-done scenario? I'd better start Seeking now. (hmm, now, do I choose the Compass, GPS or gyroscope? I'm a Seeker with commitment issues apparently)

Once again Domini Games has done a fantastic job with some amazing graphic detail (although still a little heavy on the neons) One thing's for certain, Fantasy-themed games are their wheelhouse because they have such skilled graphic designers to help you envision the fantasy worlds, the Labyrinths of the World. Domini never skimps on quality or quantity with a 7 Chapter strong game and a Bonus Chapter nearly as long (a new mission, new world, new prisoner, new theft) There are Hidden Tokens in every scene that allow you to purchase 15 different fantasy Zoo Creatures, and you will find Collectible Cards from each world you visit, and there are Wanted Posters scattered throughout the worlds.

The Hidden Object Scenes were far to easy in my opinion and had little to no challenge whatsoever. They are varied with Interactive List Finds, Silhouetted Shape Finds, Keywords in Sentence Finds, and Multiples of the Same Object Finds. I really liked the HOP where you had to select ropes to align stained glass panels to search for objects but it too was way too easy and would have been amazing if it were at least a tad bit more challenging. There is an alternate Match 3 game available but it's an extremely easy M3 game that doesn't even allow you to make fast, back-to-back matches because you have to wait for the previous move's tokens to finish dropping which is a super annoying feature to me. FYI: if you want to earn all achievements, you must play the alternate Match 3 game instead of a HOP at least once.

The Mini-Games are decent but they are basically the same ole, same ole just with a different theme. As with most Domini Games you can choose between Easy or Hard difficulty modes. Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter throughout the game:

1-Use arrows and rotation buttons to align colored spheres onto their matching tokens.
2-Use directional arrows to move rows to allow colored spheres to drop onto their color coded pedestals.
3-Move crystals to the center at the same time.
4-Move bars to align the correct number of starfish to each column as indicated.
5-Guide the fish token to its matching slot by dragging a token to an empty slot.
6-Color the segments so that adjacent segments are a different color.
7-Move the fish to the center along the circles and lines using directional arrows without making contact with another fish.
8-Align tiles according to the clues shown.
9-Navigate a maze by finding and using items to overcome obstacles.

This Collector's Edition version has 20 Concept Art pictures, 17 Wallpapers (why is the icon for wallpapers a rug on the floor?) 5 Music Soundtracks, 33 Movie Video Cutscenes, 20 re-playable Mini-Games, 18 re-playable Hidden Object Scenes, 33 Achievements to earn, 15 Wanted Poster Articles, 21 Collectible Cards (7 cards from 3 Worlds) 69 Collectible Tokens (used to purchase Zoo Creatures in the Greenhouse) 15 Zoo Creatures to purchase with Tokens, 7 Main Chapters +Bonus Chapter and a built-in Strategy Guide, enjoy!

LABYRINTHS OF THE WORLD SERIES LIST
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating

1-Shattered Souls (September 6-2014) 4.3
2-Forbidden Muse (June 13-2015) 3.5
3-Changing the Past (January 9-2016) 3.8
4-Stonehenge Legend (August 6-2016) 4.1
5-Secrets of Easter Island (January 5-2017) 3.8
6-The Devil's Tower (April 29-2017) 3.8
7-A Dangerous Game (January 4-2018) 4.0
8-When Worlds Collide (June 14-2018) 3.2
9-Lost Island (January 10-2019) n/a

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old ladies?

PostedJanuary 21, 2019

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Fun Factor

3 / 5

Visual/Sound Quality

1 / 5

Level of Challenge

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Storyline

4 / 5

I haven't finished this yet, but I just wanted to say something about voices. Why does Davona, who looks to be in her thirties at most, sound like an old lady? This female voice actor seems to be a favourite, but I don't know why. She is used to voice lots of women who should sound strong and vital, she sounds as if she needs a good sleep and her dinner liquidised. I did comment once on the voice ...Show more

I haven't finished this yet, but I just wanted to say something about voices. Why does Davona, who looks to be in her thirties at most, sound like an old lady? This female voice actor seems to be a favourite, but I don't know why. She is used to voice lots of women who should sound strong and vital, she sounds as if she needs a good sleep and her dinner liquidised. I did comment once on the voice actor for the intro of the Myths fo the world series. He sounded like he needed new dentures - they replaced him. Please,u se this lady for old women and even witches, but not strong vital characters.

Having said that, the story seems true to the genre and a pleasant way to suspend belief and real world logic, and pass a few moments. Show less

I recommend this game!

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