Demon Hunter 4: Riddles of Light

Kolejny HOG od Artifexu (a przynajmniej przez niego wydany) - to dalej "to samo". Jak podobały się poprzednie gry, to ta też podejdzie. Co nie zmienia faktu, że to jedna z gorszych propozycji, póki co. W sumie to nawet nie wiem, czemu to jest podpięte pod "serię", bo łatwo zapomnieć, że to ma mieć związek z poprzednimi. Mamy Egipt... i tu się nowości kończą. Zagadki coraz mniej mi się podobają, a niektóre z szukaniem symboli czy tych samych przedmiotów, ale sztuk np. 12, są zrobione dziwnie - bo niektóre są ukryte... za czymś, ale akurat teraz jak tam najedziesz myszką, to się nie podświetli, że się da coś zrobić, po prostu masz zgadnąć. Konsekwentne jako całość to nie jest nic a nic. A dodatkowa historia, która fabularnie też boli, zawiera jeszcze dziwniejsze zagadki, a poza nimi to zbiór pojedynczych plansz, bo prawie nic się między nimi nie przenosi. Pomysły się kończą?

You don't have to play any game in the Demon Hunter series because each one has a different story to follow. As usual from Artifax Mundi, a quality and relaxing HOG. Enjoy!

The game worked for me, there is a working map, and most of the puzzles were alright, so I will recommend it. However, be warned, Artifex Mundi and Brave Giant LTD are up to their usual tricks, and arbitrarily changed the mythology they used for the game. I love Egyptian Myth, and this is barely even close to it, with too many "fantasy-science" elements that only make sense if you're in an ancient alien cult. Other than that, the game just feels kind of bare. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate less visual clutter, but it just ends up feeling very token.

Playing this game was enjoyable and I had a good time. Despite this, the game was a bit weaker than the previous games in the Demon Hunter series. The story had moments where it was unable to hold together and became confusing. Pros: + Graphics. + Smooth gameplay. + Music and voiceovers. + Map.

A nice change up in story setting, Egypt, which was different from the usual generic ancient places you see in HOGs. As a Demon Hunter you must take on the spooky demon named Seth. The gauntlet you wield to take out the demons was confusing to use; I think it did its own pathing and you just clicked when it was where you wanted it but it was kind of a chore to use when you needed it and not often enough for it to be a extra mechanic to the game. HO scenes were decent like usual and puzzles had a bit more of a challenge than previous games. There wasn't a whole lot of interesting characters who got decent screentime which was disappointing, but again, I like the setting they were in when they were present. Overall while much better than the previous game but there wasn't a lot outside of the change in setting that makes this a game a must play. Should be fine game to play if you pick this up on a good sale.

One of the worst HOGs I've ever played (perhaps actually *the* worst), and a huge step down from Demon Hunter 3. This feels very rushed, with lots of bugs, bad art, poor continuity, broken English, and repetitive puzzles. Avoid.

Fun hidden objects game!

Encountered game breaking bug after an hour.

An average hidden object game that is a step back compared to part 3. Gameplay is average; puzzles and minigames are easy, and unfortunately, quite boring as well. Backtracking is too frequent, especially in the last chapter. Graphics and animations are average. Music and sounds are average. The story is the weakest so far; it feels like it was supposed to be another game that was repurposed and shoehorned into the series. There is one set of collectibles, but they are so conspiciuous that they can be noticed almost immediately. There is also a short bonus chapter.

decouverte de l'Égypte