
Alex Hunter thought the case of the missing professor would be an easy paycheck. But his investigation has proven to be anything but simple. Alex Hunter: Lord of the Mind will thrill casual game fans looking for their next great adventure!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Dutch, Polish, Russian*languages with full audio support
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Recommandé... mais pas pour moi. Jeu d'objets cachés à l'ancienne, pour ceux qui aiment ça. SOC qui reviennent toutes deux fois (avec tous les objets à nouveaux présents), et avec objets noirs sur fond noir... Puzzles un peu trop prise de tête, j'en ai passé beaucoup et pourtant j'aime ça. Beaucoup d'allers-retours (ou sinon la carte mais ça casse un peu la réflexion, cependant parfois on ne sait plus quoi faire et c'est grâce à la carte qu'on trouve qu'une SOC s'est déclenchée à 10 écrans de là où on était). Chapitre bonus soumis à l'obtention de 25 symboles cachés (sur 35)... J'en ai eu 20. Privée de bonus. Dans les points positifs, des petites animations, qui malheureusement se répètent un peu trop. L'histoire est sympa, jusqu'à ce qu'elle se termine un peu trop abruptement. Bref, jeu moyen +
garnicht mal so schlecht.
Average but Playable — a decent old-school HOG Alex Hunter: Lord of the Mind is… fine. Not great, not terrible — just a solid, old-school hidden-object adventure that does its job without ever standing out. What works: Decent variety of hidden-object scenes and puzzles Nice atmosphere and detailed environments Easy to play, relaxing, no stress What doesn’t: Some puzzles rely too much on trial-and-error instead of logic The story starts promising but fizzles out before the end Feels dated overall If you enjoy casual hidden-object games and want something simple to unwind with, it’s perfectly serviceable. If you want strong narrative or clever puzzle design… you can safely skip it. 5/10
Fun hidden objects game!
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Great game one of my more favorite ones l like the art style and HOG parts of the game buy on sale even better!
[code][h3][b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45030479/]🧩Undecided & Puzzled Reviews🧩[/url][/b]Visit and follow my curator page if you enjoyed this review❤️[/h3][/code] [h2][b]Alex Hunter: Lord of the Mind[/b][/h2] Given the age of the game I would say it may be decent to above average. It is a decent HOG. It managed to keep me hooked for the 9 hours I played it. Very detective like. Even if the graphics are not the best given that the game is a bit old, it is still enjoyable. It doesn't have achievements but it does have cloud save. Those are two of the main things I look for in all steam games as a priority. 1 out of 2 is not that bad. Overall, the game was decent and had a good story to keep you entertained for a bit. HO's and puzzles were not too easy, I'd say just right for casual play. Would recommend. If its on sale even more.
Alex Hunter is a Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure, in which a man is contacted in order to find a missing scientist. What he did not expect is that the scientist was being used for evil plans. The highest plus point of this game is the puzzles and clever usage of the objects, beyond a very intriguing plot. The only point that is somewhat confusing is the use of the locations. You have to frequently go to places where you already did everything, due to the hidden objects scenes. This may be confusing, but overall, a very good game. For sure I want to play other Alex Hunter games.
II think this is a really good adventure game with some HO scenes included, but it's not a straight HOG. The HOS were not the total focus by a long shot. Compared to other games out there of this genre that have come out in recent years (adventure hidden object - that's my characterization anyway), this had nice graphics, a variety of tasks and I didn't find it to be simply one HOS following another ad nauseum. There's no "action"; you don't jump or crawl or run from creatures - so it's not an action adventure. It's, as I said, "adventure hidden object". The mini-games are varied, the map is helpful and I used a hint twice, and it was helpful, too. There's also a strategy guide if you prefer to use that. You can choose to skip puzzles, as well. The games ranged in their level of challenge but nothing at either extreme (way too easy or ridiculously difficult). I spent a lot of time in a few spots where I couldn't find the secret symbol (I didn't go to the strategy guide; and I still haven't found them all - I'm almost there!) Overall, I recommend this game!
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