Spirits Chronicles: Hope

…there are so many glitches that I’m not sure I should even call them that. This game has been stitched together like Frankenstein’s monster, except Frankenstein made a minimum investment in quality control before executing his plan. There are too many things to list! This game reads like an underachieving student’s last minute book report for a book they didn’t read, and so they incoherently pasted together bits and pieces of what they believe will pass muster with a teacher who will only scan it for hot words and other indicators. There’s just no way I can believe this level of glitching is a matter of accidentally missing something rather than simply laziness. It’s insulting that it got put up for purchase like this. I paid $6.99 for an iPad game that I can only stumble my way through because of how many errors and oversights there are. I likely won’t get a refund and there will be no accountability, but there should be. I can’t finish it because I’ve reached the limit of my patience. I rarely bother writing a review, but here I am because hopefully I can save someone else some money. Do not bother with this one. Domini/DO whatever has been putting out some stinkers already but this one takes the prize.

Not only is there a glitch once you get to the medicine chest and are not able to take the flower for the serum, but reaching out to tech support is a joke. I’ve corresponded thru email several times, sent pictures, complete description using quotes from the game it’s self, and I get a response that they are not sure where I am speaking of. Ridiculous, I have been playing their games for almost a decade and this is the first issue I have had this type of issue, it’s been almost a year since the first download (I have reloaded it 3 times in hopes it was fixed). A great beginning to the game up to the medicine chest. It’s been a total waste of the money spent on this one!

I really enjoy playing this game. It has many very challenging puzzles within it. My only issue with the game is that some of the interactive parts of the actual game play are too close to the edges of the screen where it can be covered up by icons that always on screen.