Queens quest five
This game keeps me the most entertained I’ve ever been and is solves mysteries so that could well your mind and a half line at the same time so that’s why it’s the best game can I help scroll your mindset
Meh
It’s a good game but you have to pay for the full version so you can’t get very far
Freezing and glitching
The game although eventually was completed, I had to restart multiple times due to freezing. I also had to skip all cut scenes and dialogue. The game had so much potential.
An interesting game
This was bright and colourful and the story flowed well. The map was good and helpful, most of the puzzles weren’t too difficult and a few too many hos which were quite basic which is why I deducted one star. Nothing to do in the extras and unable to get anything I had missed, glad I got it at a reduced price though, not worth the full amount.
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Fraudulent Company
They take your subscription money then somehow (they have no idea how) your subscription disappears. They accuse you of not knowing your username, having more than one username, having more than one account, not having a subscription and even blaming Apple’s updates. Yet they told me it has happened to other subscribers. Be warned and don’t hand over your money.
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Love these adventure games
Wish you would focus on the pretty not so scary
Big fish
I love it
Loved it
This game is so enjoyable. Long gameplay, fun storyline with bonus content. This series is the best. More of these please AM 😀
Jjj
Good mind bending game. Persistance pays
Froze
This game froze and tried to contact the game maker and would not let me send an email. Very disappointed
Queen’s Quest 5: Symphony of Death by LynxMinx
Once again, my review was deleted. I’m keeping it short and sweet! This was an average game, it wasn’t worth $7, it was simplistic and disappointing. Brave Giant’s earlier games were more fun to play. For youngsters this was a cute game; for the hard-core adult HOAG enthusiasts, not so much! Lately Artifex Mundi has not been delivering. I used to thoroughly love their games. Now everything they churn out is run-of-the-mill!
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Adequate
It was a typical Artifex Mundi game: you are forced to perform a lot of inane tasks that don’t move the story forward. zzzzzzz..... Also, why has Artifex Mundi started to release old games we all previously bought and played from a Big Fish? Beware of this, gamers - the Apple store let me repurchase a $7 game I bought years ago.
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I'm Playing The "Symphony of Boredom"!
This is my least favorite chapter of this normally appealing, fantasy-based series. I could not get into the storyline. It is torturously slow to evolve; and as it did, it seemed like a mesh of fragmented ideas: kids went missing, you set out to find them via portals, a wolf-like man attacks, a piper plays music to control the "wolf man" — halfway through the game, I still couldn't perceive how the kidnapped kids fit into the storyline.
There are some good qualities. Throughout your journey, you put your alchemist skills to use by creating many potions to transform as well as heal. You will give your alchemist's kit a good workout, but it suits the storyline very well and is fun to interact with. The transforming/shape-shifting feature is enchanting; I loved shrinking into a little mouse to fit inside a tiny mouse's house. The environment is brought to life through crisp, clear, and well-detailed visuals. I enjoy aiding the whimsical animated objects, like the talking clock.
However, the gameplay is underwhelming, especially the adventure portion, as it is devoid of interesting activities, resulting in monotonous to-and-fro. The HOSs are delightfully varied, with some interactivity; some scenes are creatively designed, such as the one in which you fix the clock for the mouse. Another standout for me is the one in which you flip between 3 masked outlines, placing matching parts into them. However, I do not consider the interactions within the HOSs to be unique or clever. The puzzles are simple and repetitive; you solve the same rotational type going into each portal. The collectibles were hard to detect at times, and you can't go back and collect the ones you miss.
This game offers the standard HOA tropes. I won't remember this game at all. Although the game is technically sound, and playtime is adequate, it's not enough to convince me that this game deserves more than an average rating of 3 stars. I'm not a member of the AM club because I've already played almost their whole library — which means I cannot take advantage of less costly previous releases — and I know I will not purchase every game AM releases in the future. I might seem nit-picky in this review; however, in my opinion, this game is not worth the $7 (seven dollars) non-members have to pay.
There are some good qualities. Throughout your journey, you put your alchemist skills to use by creating many potions to transform as well as heal. You will give your alchemist's kit a good workout, but it suits the storyline very well and is fun to interact with. The transforming/shape-shifting feature is enchanting; I loved shrinking into a little mouse to fit inside a tiny mouse's house. The environment is brought to life through crisp, clear, and well-detailed visuals. I enjoy aiding the whimsical animated objects, like the talking clock.
However, the gameplay is underwhelming, especially the adventure portion, as it is devoid of interesting activities, resulting in monotonous to-and-fro. The HOSs are delightfully varied, with some interactivity; some scenes are creatively designed, such as the one in which you fix the clock for the mouse. Another standout for me is the one in which you flip between 3 masked outlines, placing matching parts into them. However, I do not consider the interactions within the HOSs to be unique or clever. The puzzles are simple and repetitive; you solve the same rotational type going into each portal. The collectibles were hard to detect at times, and you can't go back and collect the ones you miss.
This game offers the standard HOA tropes. I won't remember this game at all. Although the game is technically sound, and playtime is adequate, it's not enough to convince me that this game deserves more than an average rating of 3 stars. I'm not a member of the AM club because I've already played almost their whole library — which means I cannot take advantage of less costly previous releases — and I know I will not purchase every game AM releases in the future. I might seem nit-picky in this review; however, in my opinion, this game is not worth the $7 (seven dollars) non-members have to pay.
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😀
I didn’t find this as good as the others , had to use the hint a lot and the storyline was just mediocre.
Too bad
No more Brave Giant games I guess. I bought the game after playing the demo ; all voices blissfully silent, but it didn’t last.
Nothing takes me out of a game more thoroughly than voiceovers, I suspect it would still happen if the devs hired top notch actors.
Wish my old games still worked.
Nothing takes me out of a game more thoroughly than voiceovers, I suspect it would still happen if the devs hired top notch actors.
Wish my old games still worked.
