Myth’s or Reality: Snowbound
I really thought I was going to enjoy this game. I gave this game a try I did not enjoy it. J.F.
Don’t bother
Ads if you want hints and ads if you don’t want hints.
Response from developer
Hello! We appreciate your review and understand that ads can be frustrating at times. However, we do offer a paid version of the hidden object game that removes all ads, so you can play without any interruptions. Thank you for considering our full version! We also offer free-to-play versions (with f2p in the name) of all our hidden object games.
Touch sensitivity
The fact that the touch sensitivity is below par in Domini Games make the games so much less enjoyable. I only buy them if I’m desperate. Also, I know I’m being picky, but why is the Yeti wearing a loincloth? That’s like putting one on a bear or moose character.
Crashes
Game kept crashing no matter what I did. This is the second game in a week by the developer that I’ve had this same problem. Disappointing 😞
Nice game
Nice game but I have to say that, as a Canadian, some details were really funny to me. First, western Canadian architecture doesn’t look at all like downtown London. Second, there are no sheriffs in Canada. Well, there are, but they are more like court clerks, they are no cops. Finally, it’s been a long time since the paper dollar disappeared.
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Response from developer
Hello! Thank you for providing your valuable feedback about our hidden object mystery game. Please reach out to us at support@dominigames.com, if you need help with a mini-game or have other suggestions.
Snowbound
This was not a terrible game, but boring. I felt that I was playing the same game as a previous one released in episodes. While there were no technical glitches, I just couldn’t get excited playing. So my rating is an average 3.
Myth or Reality: Snowbound Secrets by Lyxnminx
The storyline in this game was identical to the one about the Loch Ness monster, but in this case it was a Bigfoot. I couldn’t stand all the snowy, white graphics. They bothered my eyes. General gameplay was decent, and featured some novel inventory usage. I did not find a horrendous amount of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface. Since this was originally an episodic format, there were two annoying sales timer clocks and decision points. The game was lengthy, and it had an inordinate amount of HO scenes, with the usual variety. Also included were 40 mini-games, but mostly those were rotational and ones we have seen many times over. I enjoyed the ones with the Bigfoot dictionary, the labyrinth and creating the potion, and anything which had to do with coding. For those of you who love collectibles, this game had a plethora of them.
However I was very bored playing the game. There were very few unique elements and I felt it was average, so my rating will be average as well. I am rating this game 3 stars.
So what are you going to do next, Oleg? If you want to release anything innovative and interesting, you should start working on those EIPIX games at once!
However I was very bored playing the game. There were very few unique elements and I felt it was average, so my rating will be average as well. I am rating this game 3 stars.
So what are you going to do next, Oleg? If you want to release anything innovative and interesting, you should start working on those EIPIX games at once!
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Still Touch Issues
I stopped playing Domini Games a few years ago because they all have touch problems on my iPad Pro. That makes the game frustrating so I gave up. Now, a couple years later, I tried this game thinking they must have fixed the issue by now. Nope.
