Alexia Crow and the Cave of Heroes

While this has the style of point-and-click games, this title focuses heavily on puzzle solving, without many exploration elements. The graphics are muddy, the interface a bit buggy and the game is too short. The biggest pro this game has is the puzzle variety, even for its genre. But in the end, I can’t recommend it for 2 main reasons: First, the game has 3 chapters, but only 2 are included here. Secondly, and more importantly, you can play the entire game for free on your browser! Sure, the Steam version is a bit better, but why pay for an incomplete game when you can play the complete version for free? You be the judge.

Whilst the game is a good click-and-point adventure, there's a few negatives: -bugs- I've suffered a few issues with the game, either graphical or crashes. -gameplay- Some inventory items didn't display correctly, and some elements of the UI were also a bit picky about where I clicked, where others were quite loose. -lack of chapter 3- Despite assurances, a combined lack of updates to the game or forums seem to indicate the developer has abandoned the game - which is a shame considering it's online already.

Aggressively mediocre port of an Adobe Flash-based point-and-click game which you can play for free online.

Not very good graphics, story and voice acting but the puzzles are WONDERFUL. Game definietly worth playing just for the puzzles, but some are taking time to figure out.

Its not a game, its a pile of garbage.

Alexia Crow is a classic point-and-click adventure, but unfortunately it is also one of the worst examples of the genre I have played. The game is extremely unforgiving. A single wrong click can send you all the way back to the beginning, and the save system is bafflingly bad, making trial and error more frustrating than fun. For a genre that relies heavily on experimentation, this design choice is simply painful. Even considering the game’s age, the presentation is inexcusable. The graphics are ugly, the sound effects are poor, and the voice acting is laughably bad, often breaking any remaining immersion. Puzzles range from insultingly easy to bizarre and illogical, with little sense of consistency or satisfaction. Only the first two chapters are available on Steam, and honestly, that is a blessing. The story makes very little sense, and after enduring what is already available, I have no desire to continue. There is nothing here that justifies pushing through the frustration. Unless you are a hardcore adventure game completionist with infinite patience, this is one game best left unplayed.

Petit jeu de casse tête sympa mais trop rapide.

Jediná věc, která mě této hře zaujala byla grafika. Dle mého názoru má hra hloupý příběh, jednoduché hádanky a naprosto příšerné ovládání, které vás nutí si trhat vlasy. Pokud nejste sběratel kartiček či achievementů, tak rozhodně nedoporučuji.

Apretty fun Point-and click game. :)

Tags: Adventure - WC - Hidden Object Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Only 2 chapters out of 3. Puzzle presentation and mechanics lack refinement of the somewhat decent art. No instructions, often cryptic, no walkthrough like the flash version. This is a ported flash game in which some girl fall in a pit and explores greek mythology inspired caves, clicking on scenery to connect the dots, do jigsaws, solve number riddles and other dollard store game book type games. It can be often difficult to guess what you are expected to do, what the goal images are, the engine does not give hints, and will often not lock correct jigsaw puzzles in place or other ease of use features of the kind. The plot is very loose and lacks any real hook. Best suited as the flash game it came from, dev promised to upload all three parts but stopped short of doing the final one, meaning you would be stuck going to a website if you wanted to do the whole thing and downloading flash. At that point it begs the question why bother keeping this version in your Steam Library anyway. To be honest even if all three parts were here I do not think this really reaches a sufficient quality in execution to be worthy of a place in your permanent library. I could not even soldier on very long for the a test session for this review. The tedium and finnickyness of progression was just too much. It is a bit of a shame because the art has a surreal quality to it that is eyecatching and would had made for a good motivation to keep player's interest. Removing local content permanently and moving to hidden library for declutter.