After narrowly saving and escaping an earthquake struck Museum with her daughter, Susan Anderson is presented with an unbelievably rare opportunity to travel the world, and explore never before seen treasures. Can you guide Susan on her quest to find some of the greatest unsolved treasures in history.
I'm not much for hidden objects games. This is similar to a lot of the Big Fish games. I bought it hoping there would be some puzzles to work with, but there are very few puzzles, if they can be called that.
I finished the first of 5 treasures within an hour, so I imagine the whole game will only take a few hours. Some of the things that make the objects...
I remember enjoying Escape The Museum, the previous game, where the heroin was stuck in her museum with her daughter after a violent earthquake. Here, Susan is contacted by a mysterious man that will trigger a trip all around the world.
Adventure Chronicles is belonging to what I call the early era of hidden objects games, in other words, where you're...
This is a generally fun adventure game, where you have to find hidden objects in various scenes to progress through the story. It's about a treasure hunt for five different treasures, and each has about 5 or 6 locations you visit. The game doesn't involve much more than finding the hidden objects, but often some objects requiring additional actions...
An old game going back to 2008 and it shows in its graphics and execution. HO scenes are pixel hunting and there is no hint system except an item finder which needs to reload. No hand holding here but the puzzles are fairly easy. HO scenes have a list of things you have to find
I find it amusing that as an archaelogist you are happy to smash things...
Keep it buried! Nothing to see.
TL;DR: Ancient HOG that aged like milk: pixel soup, crunchy meh-audio, clickfest gameplay, paper-thin story, zero extras. Even at €4.99: skip.
Graphics (— —): Pixelation galore; fullscreen = crime scene.
Sound (0): Crunchy, kinda fitting, still undercooked.
Playability (0): Works, but it’s just a click-orgy. No real puzzles.
Story...
