Wanderlust: The Bermuda Secret

Great game - took all day to finish. Was looking like one of the best ever, but I got a bit tired of the shape matching games. The plot, the graphics, and the twists along with actually interesting characters that speak to you - all brilliant. Looks like they are still update the software so I saw some glitches in the bonus game messaging, and it was a bit confusing, but it didn’t stop the game. Another reviewer was right, I rarely if ever replay a game, but this one might be worth a replay. Note the bonus information borders on incredible, with the before and after pictures, the cast information, and the scoring of of HOPs. That would certainly be unique if you calculated a score for the entire gameplay to see who did it the best, and to give a player another challenge. Once again, brilliant work, and I look forward to more. Friendly Fox has been my favorite, with their low amount of sorcery, their professionally done graphics, their good plots, and their ease of game play. Mad Head was second so I’m happy the marriage was super synergistic. I also second the inclusion of the Irish character “the fourth”. Finally a character that has a personality! And humor! Who would know!

Happy birthday to me! My fait accompli has arrived. My deal was successfully brokered between Friendly Fox and Nenad Tomic, the former CEO of Mad Head. So now everyone should be happy! The wonderful Mr. Tomic has a legacy, thanks to our favorite and most beloved developer, Friendly Fox, who is now a distributor. Thank you to the gamers who acknowledged how hard I work on your behalf or wished me a happy birthday (especially dval and Drosietwo). My team is the best. I have something up my sleeve again, but I have to first see if there’s an interest. Great game, happy to have the quirky Mad Head gameplay again. Also I am very impressed that Friendly Fox was so quick to address minor issues. This is a must-purchase game! If only this distributor had those EIPIX games. Can you imagine? Mirko Topalski was robbed of a legacy by Oleg. Happy gaming, everyone. It’s a dream-come-true. Now you don’t need to waste money on those episodic nightmares if you don’t feel like doing so.

I’m elated that MH’s games are finally being released; I extend my gratitude to both Lynx Minx and Friendly Fox in ensuring the continuity of this dwindling genre of gaming. This developer does not hold back in providing a captivating storyline, action-packed drama, cinematic cut-scenes, engaging characters, and stimulating gameplay. You play an oceanographer who takes off on a research flight over the Bermuda Triangle, only to fly directly into a turbulent storm, which causes your co-pilot to crash-land on territory unknown to the outside world. You then have to navigate through the harsh terrains and fight off unruly inhabitants to find your co-pilot and make your way off the island. MH is proficient at creating visual masterpieces through their quirky, oddball environmental designs that transport me to otherworldly places. I was enthralled by the fantastical floating ships, planes, and mechanical devises, as they are suspended in air and covered by jungle-like palm trees, plants, and bushes. Another aspect relative to MH is their knack for developing true-to-life characters whose personalities are emotionally expressive and fleshed out so that I can relate to and feel for them. You will encounter people who represent diverse cultural backgrounds and speak distinct languages. The highly imaginative gameplay is yet another hint of the intellectual creativity stemming from the eccentric minds of MH. The HOSs take on multi-layered formats with innovative elements interwoven within. The puzzles are varied and entertaining; you can configure the difficulty setting for some. I loved the one in which you pack the fruit to fit into the storage crate. There are collectibles to find within each scene as well as within the HOSs. I’m pleased that FF kept the interface, structural layout, and other features that were symbolic to MH. This game is a joy to play. I rate this game a well-deserved five stars.