Jixo 4: Magical Nights Collector’s Edition

Fun games, puzzles, hidden objects, card games, brain teasers. There are 10 themed categories to choose from: Festival of Lights, Autumn Glow, Winter Wonders, Midnight Sparkle, Love is in the Air, Carnival Nights, and much more. Each category has 6 simple games to complete: jigsaw puzzles, picture matching, 3D hidden object scenes, tile matching, stamp matching, and locked boxes. Each completed minigame earns coins that can be used to unlock bonus content. There's a wooden board where all the collectibles are stored; it can only be filled by completing the game. The extra bonuses include: Crossword Puzzle, 9 levels of Solitaire, 6 levels of Locked Box, Collectibles, and Photo Album. The music is relaxing and perfect for the game. I recommend it; it's enjoyable and fun [quote]For more puzzle game reviews, news and everything puzzle-related, follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/25928931-Puzzle-Lovers/]Puzzle Lovers[/url] and check out our [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers]Steam group[/url].[/quote]

I thank Mixo Games for gifting me this cozy game. Finding objects, matching tiles, restoring art, solving jigsaw puzzles, freeing wooden blocks all while listening to relaxing music and enjoying the loading screen images. I am marveled by some of them. Of course, they seem AI generated, but they're wonderful (especially the trees and the aurora). Due to the completion coins, I remember playing another game by Moxi Games called [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/2497500/RestorArt_Fairwood_Hills_Collectors_Edition/]RestorArt: Fairwood Hills Collector's Edition[/url]. That one has a story that engages the player throughout the entire gameplay. Sadly, Jixo 4: Magical Nights doesn't have a story. Even so, it is great to play with family. PROS: - Diverse range of games to play alone or with family on holidays; - Covers Halloween, Christmas, New Year celebrations each 6 minigames; - Bonus content with relaxing music amidst beautiful nature sceneries; - Useful hint button; - There are trophies to achieve; - Easy to learn mechanics. NEUTRE: - Screen goes black if random clicks during a Hidden Object game (I'm not a big fan of this penalty. I thought my PC broke for a second there). CONS: - No story. If you're looking to play a game or two during the holidays, make sure you have a hot dense choco nearby, a warm blanket on your lap and a calm spirit. Enjoy the game calmly and sweetly. Merry Christmas!

Jixo 4: Magical Nights Collector’s Edition is a wonderfully calming and immersive puzzle game, perfect for casual players! The game combines a delightful blend of logic puzzles, hidden-object scenes, and jigsaw-style boards, all wrapped in magical, festive themes. After completing the main game, you’ll find additional extras like word puzzles, solitaire, and locked boxes, adding even more variety and replay value. The soothing music and the overall tranquil atmosphere make it a perfect choice for unwinding after a long day. Plus, the Collector’s Edition offers even more content, ensuring that there’s always something new to explore. If you love a gentle, engaging mix of puzzles and extras, Jixo 4: Magical Nights is definitely worth diving into. 👍 Recommended for casual puzzle fans

It's a good mix of not-too-difficult puzzles, and has no storyline or other dialog to get in your way. Great for relaxing when you don't want to completely veg out, yet don't want to strain your brain. However, with three previous installments of this series already, is starting to get same-y. Instead of having the mahjong levels in the CE extras, this time they're in the regular "chapters" and the CE extras have solitaire games instead. There are different tile sets used in the mahjong games as you go along, and effort was made in most of them to not have extremely similar looking tiles, which is an improvement over earlier games which had only one tile set, and some tiles being tricky to tell apart. The Christmas-themed set was the main exception, where several of the bells in particular were confusing. Otherwise, the mix of HOS, jigsaw puzzles, swap-2 slider puzzle variant, pick-2 clutter game, image restoration puzzles, and arrow block slider puzzle variant are back. Graphics are still pretty, but it is more obvious the "restore art" images were created with AI. And there's the same amount of "chapters" (10) with six puzzles in each for the base game as the previous Jixo game, which I can't help but think makes this look like a template for cranking out clones. The CE extras are an endless crossword game, nine solitaire layouts, and six arrow block puzzles, plus the usual "screensaver" type image gallery with music which you can run if you want something relaxing going on in the background while you do something else. I did like the new "collector's cabinet" where items you get from solving the arrow block puzzles end up. This time, it's colorful lanterns. If you liked the earlier Jixo games, it's more of the same, so it's a question of whether or not you're tired of these games yet. I actually thought Jixo 3 was a little better because a new type of slider puzzle was introduced there, which isn't in this one. The arrow block slider puzzles are still my favorite ones, and still hoping that the developer will make an entire game of those, or bring in the "slide things on the lines" puzzle from Jixo 3 in other games.

nice graphics and sound. puzzles are somewhat challenging. gameplay is short but you may replay it and enjoy it for the second time

Relaxing Hidden Object scenes and assortment of puzzles to challenge your mind.