Awesome work of art
What a great adventure. Thoughtful. You can feel the love that went into this game.
Nice game
I have collected all eight spirits. But the spirit hunter achievement is still locked.
Enjoyable but has a problem
A pretty game with puzzles that are doable. Nice to relax with. However the game doesn’t sync across my apple devices which is very annoying. Move up a few levels on my phone, then repeat them when at my Mac, and don’t mention when I go on my iPad arrrgghhhh. Support contacted but no response received.
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nice
this is a nice game; I don't mind paying for it. the graphic is great, but, too small, even on my big ipad pro. can't really enjoy the details of the graphics unfortunately. the action sequences can be a little delayed sometimes, which makes me think I missed something or made a mistake. and some puzzles only can be solved without any particular logic to it, which is very frustrating , especially with the ? help only stays up for a few seconds
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Mediocre game
Basically it is a children’s game, but with point and click adventure games you have to pay for, it presents itself as more than that. Puzzles are very simple and quite dull, the graphics and artwork are ok.
A major issue for me is that you don’t choose what you need to use from your inventory - you just have a bunch of things that your character automatically uses when suitable. It’s pretty boring because you don’t ever really need to use your brain.
Also the character moves too slowly and on iPhone the screen is too small for the size of what you’re seeing. This would have been made better by zooming in, except that the zoom feature is awful and you can’t pan around while zoomed in. This makes for unsatisfying gameplay.
It has some potential but falls flat and is a mediocre game for pre teens at best. It’s only a couple of quid but I’d have rather not paid or played. I kept thinking it was going to get better and the creator definitely has skills but it just doesn’t hit the mark. Would be better as a free game.
A major issue for me is that you don’t choose what you need to use from your inventory - you just have a bunch of things that your character automatically uses when suitable. It’s pretty boring because you don’t ever really need to use your brain.
Also the character moves too slowly and on iPhone the screen is too small for the size of what you’re seeing. This would have been made better by zooming in, except that the zoom feature is awful and you can’t pan around while zoomed in. This makes for unsatisfying gameplay.
It has some potential but falls flat and is a mediocre game for pre teens at best. It’s only a couple of quid but I’d have rather not paid or played. I kept thinking it was going to get better and the creator definitely has skills but it just doesn’t hit the mark. Would be better as a free game.
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