Book Travelers Victorian Story

Enjoyed this game more after second time playing. The concept is obviously influenced by other works, particularly Cornelia Funke’s Ink Spell book series and the Nevertales game series. Nothing wrong with taking inspiration and they do add some nice flourishes. All together a solid title. Hope to see more.

This is an enjoyable game. The only trouble I encountered was with the puzzles, like the tea. The mechanics were not smooth and I was unable to get the recipe correct. When I was going for the spoonful of water it kept picking up a second spoonful of tea leaves. I had to skip that puzzle. The placement of the garden tools in the grid was made more difficult by the glitches in placing the tools. They had to be placed exactly in correct position or they snapped back off the grid. A little fine tuning will make this much more enjoyable. Thanks for an interesting story.

Even if you aren’t familiar with the classics, I guarantee that you will enjoy this innovative adventure. As the protagonist, you are a librarian who enters the portals of the classics and meets and aids the characters along the way. The gameplay was addictive and exciting, the graphics were beautiful, and there were many ingenious tasks o be accomplished. We were treated to an interesting variety of HO scenes and mini-games; there was a puzzle for every gamer. For those of you who love codes, you will have quite a few of them. Collectibles included morphing classic novels as well as puzzle pieces. The storyline was refreshing and unusual. I agree with other gamers who were a bit disappointed by the length, but one thing to remember is that when you are totally immersed in a great game, time flies much quicker! If I wanted to nitpick, I would deduct a star for length, but the game was so terrific that I couldn’t do so. I would love to see more games in this series. Thanks for an amazing experience, Elephant. Please bring out a sequel really soon!