Al Emmo's Postcards from Anozira

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Tags: Adventure - WC - Hidden Object Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: It is the asset recycling re-releasing of Al Emmo:Lost Dutchman. They just redumped all assets on the game's backgrounds and applied HOG formula. Avoid. Its Al Emmo. The lazy cashgrab version. They reuploaded the asset with the most cookie cutter hidden object mechanics out there and called it a day. There is the odd new asset here and there in the form of original fluff text. Seeing how each character felt about certain locations of the game and the postcard letters. You do not fundamentally read anything new, and it just feels like the characters re-hashing things. Launched this immediately after finishing off the main al emmo game. I was still digesting how I felt about the main narrative and having this game to mess around with and extend the experience while I made up my mind felt nice. Having familiar assets to use as a basis for hidden object changes the experience quite a bit. Tried replaying it again and the technical shortcomings, recycled asset from main game, and lack of inventiveness just felt like it was diluting the memories and experience I had playing the proper game. I would say to avoid it. It works as a hidden object game but there are tons of those out on the market that you do not need to stoop to this.