Morgiana: Mysteries Adventure

I just started the free download to try it. So far i really enjoy it. I find myself hitting the Hint button ALOT, but gonna keep playing to see where it goes.

I absolutely LOVE this new game! ♥️It's a huge step up from the other HO's - it's official! 😃 (my favorite game of all time is Absolutist's hilarious Who Am I? and the follow up City of Fools, both are a MUST for any HO gamer with a sense of humor) It's a great new twist on the HO type games, adding a more cohesive storyline, a fun magical adventure, great crisp graphics, a useful map, a quirky cute little mouse companion (but he's so rarely used, so why bother with him and his storyline?) and hints.....all it needs is the *must have* custom level. But even without, it's been refreshing, interesting and fun......I'll update when I'm through. 🙋🏻 I didn't quite get the eye tree puzzle, like some others, there needs to be a bit more clarity. 👉🏻FYI: the word "hate" is misspelled: "heate" on the letter found in the beginning ...twice!! Please fix for the update. ☺️ (But It's realistically a $3.99 game ....to justify $4.99 - it needs to include many more challenging puzzles and interactive HO's - plus bonus chapter) 💠Princess Leah in S.F. 👸🏻💠

Warning: Critters galore for those with phobias! This was a fun and challenging game. I liked how you saw yourself at times from a different perspective and engaged in activities during the flash scenes. I also liked the use of elemental staffs with magical powers to overcome obstacles, such as a fire staff to melt icy objects. The graphics were dark, broody, and menacing with many darker colors used to achieve a mysterious, magical mood as you explore the different environments. You had a ditzy mouse helper, Jack, to reach a total of two sole objects. You had two choices of difficulty but no option to customize your settings. The inventory was labeled but not interactive. The fast teleporting map was very beneficial since it indicated available tasks. Your journal was the photo of you as the main character; it recorded the story and alerted you to new entries. The HOS were word lists with some interaction; I liked the one where the torch lit up the areas. You can zoom in to enlarge the scenes. There were more puzzles than HOS. The puzzles were varied and fun; two types were a match 3 game and the other where you place stars on a board in different set placements to make them all fit. Items were well-hidden throughout the scenes, which created a challenge. But many scenes were very dark making it hard to see and find items to acquire. In addition, I think that the developer did not do the beautiful scenes justice by neglecting the gorgeous artwork. Background animations should have been included to bring focus to the many fine intricate details visible, such as adding movements and noises upon touch throughout. They also could have included a bonus chapter and some collectibles for the price of $4.99. Still, the game was lengthy, smooth, and glitch free. I did enjoy it, and you will too.