
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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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!
Beaux visuels, amusant :)
otimo jogo
Just what a hidden object game should be. Higher quality than most.
is what it is
I have no idea why I have two separate versions of this game in my steam library, but this is the one I played. Its not a very stand out game in terms of hidden object adventure scenes. It was well drawn, but the plot didn't really make an awful lot of sense. You were investigating a missing persons case and wound up getting involved in a science experiement.
This game is alright. It does have a feature I haven't seen in other hidden object games. It marks on the map where you can find collectible hidden symbols. That may be more hand-holding than a lot of people would like. But, I'm like, if there's 35 hidden symbols to find; you can't backtrack to previous locations, or replay previous chapters; and missing even one symbol stops you from getting the achievement, having them marked on the map is appreciable. Mind you this is an old game that has been ported to Steam. It does have in-game achievements. But, they haven't been synced with Steam achievements.
It's a Hidden Object Game. It's fine.
Een standaard adventurespel met hiddenobjects. Goed voor een paar uur plezier met niet al te moeilijke puzzels.
Ein NPC taucht nicht auf und das Spiel stürzt fortwährend ab. :-( Update: Nach Neuinstallation war der NPC da. Alles wieder gut.
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