The sequel of Epic Adventures, "Epic Adventures: Cursed Onboard" takes you to a derelict ship stranded in the middle of the Great Amazon jungle. The recently discovered ship set sail in the 1970s but it never reached its destination. There were no survivors and the fate of the whole crew still remains a mystery.
Very poorly done
Teetering on the edge of completely unplayable due to some of the worst HO scenes I've ever come across. Tons of objects completely or partially hidden in shadows (and only found via the hint button, because there was no way you could tell what they were, or that they were even there), many mislabelled items (e.g. compass rose named...
This game was just a big, tedious chore to play. It's basically a group of hidden object scenes strung together by extremely minor "adventure" aspects, a few mini-games, and little story. The problem is that the hidden object scenes are simply painful to play. All in all, I'd say definitely pass on this.
Issues:
- In the non-HO scenes, there is nothing...
Where to begin...
A stupid premise, a lame story, silly sophomoric puzzles, very few actual hidden object levels... and the few objects that are included, a blindfolded 5-year-old could find!
Really the few object search levels, ridiculously easy puzzles, self-solving cryptic messages and completely stupid premise, make this a total FLOP.
Like the first game in the series, La Jangada, this casual point-and-click adventure is pretty much a series of challenging hidden-object scenes and a few trivial puzzles.
But it's much shorter, and there's really not much story nor an "adventure". It was also really unnecessary to make it a sequel to La Jangada, which was based on Jules Verne's Eight...
This is for the people out there who just want to do a lot of hidden object scenes with a little bit of story. There's only like 5 mini-games. I recommend getting it in a bundle instead of paying full price though, the quality is pretty outdated and the HO scenes aren't particularly easy on the eyes. There are a bunch of items that threw me for a loop...