
Pamela Cavendish returns for another adventure! The famous anthropologist ventures into the northern reaches of Europe to rescue a friend who went missing while following the trail of Norse gods. Is this mere coincidence or is there something more behind the legend of Loki and Hodur?
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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really fun use of nordic mythology and some really fun puzzles. through this series though, i keep seeing the emergence of remember and repeat minigames which are just no fun to me because they require no logic, just remembering a sequence. but on the whole, i really enjoyed this game!
Fun to play if you like story games with hidden object puzzles in them. I enjoyed the story and the puzzles.
谜题设计都在水准之上。
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excellent
Loved the story and theme of this one! So much fun, would recommend!
mindless simple point and click hidden object, not bad but honestly not worth the price especially that im reading its a free mobile game? not sure if thats true but other than the nice artwork id really wait for a sale to have this be worth it
I am pleased to say this seems to be a direct sequel to Endless Fables. I have a soft spot for game series where the same character is featured in all of the games of a series. I don't know if this will hold true for the other entries, but it's nice to see. The story is very similar to the first, involving some famous myth or fable and the characters from that tale. It's hard sometimes to tell how much of this is taken directly from the real myth/fable and how much is stretched a little to fit into the game, but in either case I found it entertaining. This entry continues from the first in tone, I would almost even say it's slightly darker in tone, which I am not saying as a negative. The game itself was good. I especially liked the puzzles, I found there were some I either hadn't seen at all before or at least hadn't seen in another game for a while. These games tend to have similar puzzles between them, but these had twists to them that I found more engaging and challenging to play than in some other titles. The hidden object puzzles were good too, they had ones with multiple steps as well as some where you have to use objects in the scene in a certain order to find the one item you're looking for and I really like that variety. I have been having a lot of fun with these games. Unlike the first game, I am pleased to say that collectibles are both easier to see/find and also have an indicator built into the HUD. I did have to play through the game a second time to find them all, but that was my mistake since I could have checked the indicator in the HUD! The game contains a bonus adventure and it also has some collectibles in it, which I actually like. Bonus adventures are great, but the collectibles spread throughout them makes it feel bigger and more like a part of the main game. The bonus adventure even has new scenes included which aren't in the main game. Overall, really good, I like this series a lot. I did not have any technical issues with this game and this game does not have an achievement tied to difficulty.
Let's be honest, all of these hidden objects games from Artiflex are simply bad. The story is often not interesting, puzzles are too easy, and finding the objects is always totally illogic. Why a goddess would give me a corkscrew? That could be avoided. Graphics are quite pleasant, music is near inexistant, so it's simply a casual game to empty one's head after work. The game is short, and there is always reuse from one to another: this is copy/paste of puzzles and often objects. So when you have made one Artiflex game, you have made all. Obviously, that should not be sold more than one buck. I've paid them in a bunddle less each but I won't take more games even if at the same price. You can get previous AAA games for the same and get far more value... Other than that, Frozen Path is a little more interesting than others because a little more chalenging in the extras.
A reasonable and enjoyable Norse Mythology entry in the 'Endless Fables' franchise
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