If other devs are able to solve this issue, why can't they? The second feature I find annoying, is that the HOP's are always repeated in the same location at least once, which becomes boring a second time around, even though they usually change the type of HO's. In the Collector's Edition version, each scene has one of three different valued hidden mechanical hearts. You can use the coins to repair your humble abode, by removing boards covering the windows, replacing 5 different windows, repairing the front entrance, landscaping the gardens, bring trees back to life, new pavement and even somehow managing to replant an entire forest that sits behind the house!
As far as CE value, I'm not so sure this one is worthy of the higher price tag, so in my opinion, unless you really like fixing virtual mansions, and only the outside at that, this Standard Edition version is just fine. The Hidden Object Scenes are decent, but nothing new is presented in the demo, and so far, there aren't any alternative games offered in lieu of the HOP. As I stated earlier, several of the scenes are repeated in the same location, but usually with a different type of HOP.
The Mini Games are actually fairly entertaining for the most part, although they tend to be on the easier side of difficulty. Below are brief descriptions of some of the games you'll encounter during the demo: 1 Move all the stones along the lines, to their matching colored slots.
In the Hard mode, stones can only be moved when a hand isn't over it. Rated 4 out of 5 by tesamoine from You gotta love SG I needed a pretty easy game on this dark dreary game, so I went to my stock of games and came up with this one.
I believe I have most in this series and most are pretty good. Not a whole lot of thinking needed. However, it kept my attention and I love the puzzles. Very simplistic for this non-puzzle lover. A far amount of HOS. The game is short, but I really don't think they could make this any longer without it becoming bland. Think I'm going back in to find another Haunted Legend.
No motivation for much else, so games it will be today : Enjoy if you haven't yet played this one. Rated 3 out of 5 by codom from Great Game but Problems This has been a surprisingly good game. That said, it does have some serious issues too.
It seems many games on BFG have this issue and it's a big one. With graphics quality where it is these days combined with the cookie cutter plot lines and tasks, this is a 3rd major issue for BFG games. For the 2nd issue with this game - the puzzles can't even be called puzzles. I think a fairly smart young child could figure these out in a minute or two. If you can get past these issues, It's main redeeming quality is that it is fairly well executed game. The Big Fish Guarantee: Quality tested and virus free.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts about this game! Highly recommend this game What would a Haunted Legends be without that horrid little dwarf the Count St.
Just as I was tiring of this series the Cursed Gift seems to hold promise as a game that is a bit different and has a storyline that I happen to find interesting.
You once again play the game as a detective and you receive a letter from Lucas Malloy asking you to save his son Sebastian. It seems that Sebastian has a very rare gift that SG wants. When you arrive at the home, you find Lucas gone and the home is truly haunted with a variety of ghosts, some good and others who are not quite so good at all.
As you play through the Cursed Gift you will need to overcome obstacles and work with a pair of ghostly knights to save Sebastian. Are you up to the challenge? The graphics are excellent, as one would expect from this artistic team even though we are romping through a decrepit haunted house there are still touches of color and the game does not seem overpowered by the dull browns and grays we often find in haunted house types of games.
I do have to say though that many of the graphics seem misty or foggy but I believe that is intentional given the nature of the game. We will find those seals as we move through the game and I once we open the box there will be something we must do with it later in the game. The HOPS include variety and some interaction to acquire the items we eventually need to use before moving forward in the game.
The do not seem to be quite as many list type scenes as they do vary quite a bit. I happened to enjoy several of the different scenes, particularly the one where we must find objects on a special kaleidoscope using the story presented in the scene. Even the scenes where we find matching pairs were not too bad. The puzzles were nothing new but I did struggle with one where we place colored gems to open a door. Overall I enjoyed the demo enough that I know the Cursed Gift is sure to be quite an entertaining game.
At this point I will need to honestly say the game is very easy and there is not a lot of brain-drain involved with the gameplay. The CE version of the game includes Collectible Amulets to find. You will earn coins for each amulet found and they will be used later to purchase items for your Haunted House. There are the ever-present achievements to earn as well. This developer is not known for adding a lot of extra content but what is included is enough to entice me to purchase the CE.
After a recent release from this developer, I said I would never purchase another of their games but it seems that promise is short-lived since I added this new Haunted Legends game to my collection.
Happy gaming! Rated 5 out of 5 by fiewi1 from The dward gets what he deserves Well, this devious dwarf got in your way long enough. And justice is served at last. A beautiful game with unique features and strong game play. You collect decorative flames that equal money with which you restore your house in the woods. I only found a bit awkward the back-forth setting of the narration. Rated 5 out of 5 by rainworm from Mysterious, dark and thrilling It is been a long way since the first game of the series, when the dwarf was introduced in a haunting but not altogether dark plot.
After the typical trailor-scene of the series, a man is shown, signing a contract with Saint-Germain, the dwarf. He is warned, as what he deals, is not a gift but a curse. We are a detective and had been written to for help. He assumes, he, himself will be dead soon and it is on you, to save his son.
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