As Gnashif pointed out in another thread, this is truly a straightforward HOG.
One nice thing is that you can click items rather quickly one after the other, which, in my book, is a big plus. You have to find 30 items per screen, which means you probably know where everything is and can find them in fast succession.
What's not so nice is that some of the items are rather small -- nay, infinitesimal would be the more accurate description. The game looks wonderful on my big desktop screen, but it's not going to be worth playing on my much smalller notebook.
The minigames are a little on the basic side. The story is skimpy but not intrusive. The graphics are average. I've played the whole hour, and I don't think this one is a keeper.
A Basic HOG
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As Gnashif pointed out in another thread, this is truly a straightforward HOG.
One nice thing is that you can click items rather quickly one after the other, which, in my book, is a big plus. You have to find 30 items per screen, which means you probably know where everything is and can find them in fast succession.
What's not so nice is that some of the items are rather small -- nay, infinitesimal would be the more accurate description. The game looks wonderful on my big desktop screen, but it's not going to be worth playing on my much smalller notebook.
The minigames are a little on the basic side. The story is skimpy but not intrusive. The graphics are average. I've played the whole hour, and I don't think this one is a keeper.
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