Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Sep 8, 2022

  This game was not bad but it was kinda easy. The story a little lacking. The puzzles were good. For achveiment hunters this was a little to easy to get a 100%. The game only took me 5 hours to finnish, but because I got it on sale it was worth the money I paid for it. All in all I enjoyed the time put in to completing the game. I give it a 5 1/2 out of 10.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 16, 2016

  Weird casual adventure game that is just a bunch of neat backgrounds barely tied together with a sprinkle of story. The puzzles aren't horrible, but they are far from great. You will end spamming the hint button a lot as most of the solutions are quite obscure. Not to mention the amount of puzzles that can only be solved using one specific item even if you have another item that does the same in your inventory (you have a saw in your inventory and you need to use a sawfish or you have one kind of vice in your inventory, but you need to use another vice). The background music doesn't fade in and out, but rather is just switched on when you are in a location where it is supposed to play. Then it doesn't start from the beginning but rather just continues like it was playing muted in the meantime. I just mention it because it is rather disturbing. The hidden object scenes are okay, but nothing special. Overall the game is just bland both from the story (which there is very little of) and the game play. I spend a bit over 4 € on the game and I wouldn't recommend getting it for this or a higher price. Get it with a big discount or in a bundle.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 18, 2016

  By far one of the weirdest HOG's I've ever played. It reminded me of Alice in Wonderland as storylines go. Totally illogical in every aspect imaginable. As if the developers were on some type of mind altering drug whilst in creation of this game. For what may seem to be a hint or object for one thing is something else. Once you get past the bizarreness and battle of your wits to the visual chaos, the game unfolds into a fantasy realm with twist and turns to keep even a seasoned player amused.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 13, 2016

  The graphics of the game are nice. The story starts off promising, but after the first world you seem to end up in 6 random other worlds. After the last action of the game, there is a 5 second cut scene explaining how the story ends, but to me it doesn't make much sense. The puzzles were okay'ish, but definitely not good. It regularly happened that when I clicked an object, I got an explanation what I needed to do much later in the game. There was no need to explain it that early, it would be nice if the hints appeared at the appropriate moment. Also some puzzles didn't make sense and even after using the hint button I didn't understand the logic. The "use" actions also seemed to be a bit random. Sometimes it was accepted if the object was used in the right area and sometimes you needed to put the item exactly in the place of the cog. But with one or two puzzles (e.g. the one with the basket) you had to make sure the cog wasn't visible, otherwise the puzzle wouldn't work. Very confusing. The Steam achievements seem to be just a "tick in the box". You get them every time you move to a new world, so if you finish the game, you also get all achievements. The descriptions of the achievements are also poor. It would be better if they were left out (or improved a lot). It took me 4 hours to finish. It's an okay game, but I definitely wouldn't pay much than a few euro for it.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 13, 2016

  Buggy crappy crap. In at least two locations, if you don't take some necessary objects in the correct sequence, they close and you cannot get there again, having to restart from scratch. And these locations are almost in the very end. [spoiler]Make sure to take the photo lens in the oasis before you touch anything else in that particular location.[/spoiler] ... And while the graphics/animation are rather well done, the whole thing feels like just slapped together with no rhyme or reason, some worlds feel like authors ripped off famous games/movies just for the sake of having no imagination of their own.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 14, 2016

  Amulet of Dreams is a point-and-click puzzle game following the story of a boy named Aiden who is attempting to save the life of his sister Alison, who has been beset with a grievous illness. Dimension hopping follows. This game wasn't necessarily bad, it just wasn't that great. For one, the story itself, if you could even call it that, was inconsistent and made little sense. Likewise, the puzzles weren't so much difficult as they were unclear, prompting ample use of the hint button. With a weak story and puzzles that seemed to be based more on luck than logic, I didn't leave this game angry so much as underwhelmed at its quality.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2016

  This game has a lot going for it: beautiful graphics, a wonderfully magical world, a nice hint system, and a nice map showing you where you still have stuff to do. Unfortunately it has the worst fatal flaw a P&C adventure can have: dead end issues. At least that Is what I am assuming it is. The hint system merely states "There is nothing to do here" - and it reports that no matter where I go. I visit each of the locations where I still have stuff to do, but there is nothing I can do to advance the adventure. I googled the issue to find I wasn't the only person stuck in this fashion, and there were no known answers to the dead end. That's the most important thing a game like this has to avoid - and it unfortunately is a game ruiner, for me.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2016

  Fairly short reasonably well put together point and click hidden object game. I enjoyed it. I like to keep a game or 2 like this going for when I have a short time to play a game but not get totally immersed in one. this game fits that bill well. I have no real complaints about it, but on the other side of that it wasn't amazijng either. All in all I would give it 6 or 6.5 out of 10. I may play it again. definitely worth it, especially if you can pick it up on sale.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 3, 2017

  I was enjoying it, even if it was a little odd, until the second-to-last world. The in-game hint system, which usually gives you a gentle enough nudge in the right direction, kept saying there was nothing to do here, which was odd; up to this point I'd use it to point me where I needed to go and figure it out from there. I caved and Googled for a walkthrough, finding a few on YouTube. They revealed that I was supposed to pick up an item next to a genie lamp / jewelry box (a lens) which wasn't there for me, and when I go back I can no longer open that window to pick it up. Huge bug right there. Very frustrating as I was enjoying it up until now, and there's no way to roll the game back other than starting over, but screw that. Now I'm wondering where else it could be broken. Not recommended.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 23, 2017

  While the game may have beautiful visuals and is entertaining enough, it is a bit strange and lacks any real coherency, but that's fine, some HOG's are just like that and can still be fun. The worst aspect of this game is a progession-halting bug in the second last world that some will be unlikely to avoid unless knowing about it ahead of time, which I didn't. One is supposed to be able to grab a lens object next to a genie lamp, but if you don't grab the lens before everything else in the scene the view closes as if completed and can not be reopened. Progression halted. A known issue that still hasn't been fixed after 6 months. Do I really have to replay the 5 hours I put in just to avoid this one bug? Not recommended. [Edited for grammar]