
You see it in your dreams, you feel it in your blood; the ancient evil awakening! Uncover the secrets of your family estate. Solve puzzles, explore fantasy lands & confront the evil spirit Strix in this fantasy puzzle adventure game!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 3 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About

Have you ever felt the pull of hidden secrets, whispered in dreams? Step into Dragon Mountain Mysteries: The Strix, a mystical hidden-object adventure where fantasy, folklore, and mystery collide.
Join brave Mina Lockheart and search for clues, explore the forgotten, distant lands of Dragon Mountains, meet mythical creatures you thought only exist in folklore and fairy-tales, find valuable hidden objects, solve riddles and puzzles to finally confront the evil spirit called Strix in this fantasy hidden object puzzle adventure game of exploration!

🔎 Hidden Object & Puzzle Adventure – investigate scenes and solve mini-games.
🧩 Dozens of locations & mini-games – mystery lurks from every dark corner.
🗺️ Map & Journal – always know where to go next.
🎧 Full voiceovers & HD visuals – immerse yourself in the story.
🛠️ 3 difficulty levels – from relaxed exploration to true challenge.
📴 Play completely offline — anytime, anywhere
🔒 No data collection — your privacy is safe
🕹 Gameplay
Click / Tap to search scenes, collect clues, combine items from your inventory, and complete mini-games to progress the story. Use hints if you get stuck — but the reward is uncovering more of the mystery.
🎮 Play your way
Explore, investigate and solve the mystery in your own way: adjustable challenge: Casual, Adventure, and Challenging difficulty modes. Win Achievements & Collectibles.
🌌 Atmospheric adventure
A gripping mystery: narrative-driven gameplay with a strong detective lead.
Immersive locations: explore, seeks, search and solve puzzles.

DISCOVER the fantasy tale inspired by true folklore legends
HELP peaceful creatures of Dragon Mountains defeat the evil spirit
EXPLORE dozens of unique fairy-tale locations
FIND clues and helpful HIDDEN OBJECTS
SEARCH the mystical world to find the true path
CONFRONT the ancient evil and free the creatures from its curse
SOLVE different mini-games along your journey
EARN achievements
3 DIFFICULTY MODES: casual, adventure, challenging
TUORIAL for beginners
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Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Part of me says I should give it a thumbs up, it wasn't [i]awful[/i], after all. However, it wasn't exactly [i]great[/i], either. Unlike some, I don't have an issue with the voice acting. In fact, it was enjoyably rubbish which is something I can get behind in these kinds of games. No, my problem largely stems from how difficult it is to see or find things. Some locations you don't even know exist because without the little Exit Marker at the corner of the screen you simply can't tell there's anything there to interact with. Similarly are the items you need to locate on a given screen and some are just [i]so[/i] well blended in they don't even appear to be there. Some good examples are the black wolf statue near the broken carriage, and the charging machine by the fairy Amala. The former I still can't see and had to look up to know it's there, and the latter I was going all over looking for before I tried clicking on the exit reveal. Another was just.. not seeing the candles in the crypt you had to light up. Something else that stuck me as I was pondering why the game has two distinct names, [i]Tales from Dragon Mountain[/i] as it says when I play and [i]Curse of Dragon Mountains[/i] in the Steam library... well, look at those screenshots on the store page. They show Malik on one and a white dragon on another. [i]These don't exist in my game.[/i] In fact, the inventory window doesn't quite match the version in the game, either. It feels like Steam is showing a Collector's Edition or otherwise updated version of the game but the one in my library decidedly [i]isn't[/i] the same one. Perhaps that is why the scene quality is so bad? Don't know. Another issue that I have and I've noticed others mention it in their reviews is that the puzzles just kinda.. suck. A match-3 "battle" is hardly what I'm looking for in a hidden objects game, and there's no actual hidden object scenes, either. It's just those random items strewn about the locations ranging from the most obvious thing ever to "I literally can't see it". Other puzzles include brute forcing an alphabet puzzle you don't know (until way later). slowly clicking objects into place, and brute force a light puzzle with no hints or clues to the solution. Nothing in the game felt meaningful, it often just seemed like I was killing time. The fact there's an achievement for beating the game in under an hour really drives home the padded feeling. I'm curious about the sequel, but also hesitant to even try it.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is the kind of game we used to buy at yard sales or flea markets. Old, dated, and I paid a whole quarter. I'm guessing this is supposed to be the fantasy version of a buddy cop movie? For twenty five cents USD I got to watch two characters who despised each other argue. Though there was a weird break where the buddy cop, er gnome, hit on the main character. OK.... Although it does have its moments, I have to admit, I had to force myself to play to the end. The controls are clunky, and I really wanted a hidden object game, not a point and click adventure. I'm sure this studio tried, but it just falls flat and gets boring in places. And describing the graphics as beautiful is really pushing it. If you can get it for a quarter and love the dated look, knock yourself out. But three bucks seems kind of steep to watch characters argue so much. Sorry, but I can't recommend this one. Maybe this studio should give these older games away to build up some nostalgic goodwill, but the quarter I paid would be about right otherwise.
Very basic hidden object game. It only took my 1 and a half hours to finish while playing casually. There were no challenging puzzles, with the only real difficulty being a sometimes unclear objective. Graphics were fairly blocky and basic as well. It's alright as a starter game, but you can honestly get much better made games for the same pricepoint.
ich habe es damals blind gekauft als es im Angebot war. also, ohne die Reviews und Bewertungen anzuschauen. als, ich dann gesehen habe, dass es größtenteils negative Bewertungen bekam, hatte ich das schlimmste befürchtet. allerdings muss ich sagen, dass meine Befürchtungen zum Glück nicht erfüllt wurden. es ist sicher nicht das beste Spiel aller Zeiten, aber für 5 € oder auch jetzt im Angebot für 1,50 kann man es durchaus kaufen. die Story ist nicht schlecht, die Grafik ist für so ein billiges Spiel auch ganz ordentlich und die Charaktere sind auch recht sympathisch. allerdings hapert in der Tat manchmal die Spielmechanik und man muss manchmal um ein paar Ecken denken, um weiter zu kommen. aber alles in allem ist es trotzdem kein schlechte Spiel, wie die Bewertungen mutmaßen. für 1,50 würde ich es jedenfalls noch mal kaufen.
but short and puzzles but unclear, but okay.
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[h1]마치 영화 구스범스를 보는 듯한[/h1]
Механика игры очень кривая.
What I can say, you can find Shrek in this game (but kinda deformed tho) and that's all what I will ever remember about Tales From The Dragon Mountain: The Strix. It's very average hidden object game, I doubt many will have good time playing it. There are many better games like that available on Steam.
Very nice game
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