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Développé par Mad Head Games, ce Nevertales: Hearthbridge est un petit Hidden très sympathique aussi bien dans sa réalisation que dans son gameplay. Alors que vous allez voir votre grand-mère malade, vous découvrez que votre famille est le gardien de la porte d'un monde magique qui se trouve envahi par une force obscure. L'histoire n'est pas très riche en événements mais se suit sans déplaisir tout le long et la morale de la fin est digne d'une histoire pour enfant. Très coloré à l'image d'un conte de fée, je ne regrette qu'une troisième partie de jeu un peu moins agréable dans sa composition, un peu comme si le développeur s'était aperçu que l'histoire était trop courte et avait rajouté à l'arrache un petit complément pour étirer l'histoire. Le résultat est que les décors sont moins bien détaillés et composés. Ca fait un peu tâche mais rien non plus de bien méchant... Les puzzles sont dans l'ensemble assez facile et classique, le développeur ayant mis plus d'énergie à varier les SOC. on retrouvera les SOC classiques (Liste de mots, images,...) avec d'autres où ils faut mettre la forme de l'objet en bougeant des des réglettes sur l'objet du décor pour le supprimer, d'autres qui se trouvent sur l'une des faces d'un carré à faire tourner, éliminer les doublons,... Ils ont fait beaucoup d'efforts parfois au détriment de la jouabilité... Le SOC du carré a été pour ma part très laborieux car il était bugé et il n'était pas rare de devoir faire un tour complet pour pouvoir sélectionner enfin l'objet en question car le premier clic ne fonctionnait pas... Côté doublage, j'ai bien aimé celle du méchant dont la voix est ténébreuse et profonde comme celle que l'on se fait d'un démon... Les autres voix collent bien aux personnages... Il y a des collectibles à récupérer (un masque et un métamorphe par scène) et chose qui est particulièrement intéressante, on peut récupérer ceux que l'on aurait pût oublier dans un décor en passant par le menu des collectibles... Trop bien ^^ Le chapitre bonus aurait dû sympathique à jouer mais on sent bien qu'il a été fait là pour ajouter un "plus". Pas très bien composé dans ses décors et peu détaillé, il fait vraiment pitié... Il faudrait vraiment que les éditeurs évitent d'ajouter des "trucs" à moitié bâclé juste pour dire "t'as vu comme je suis gentil, je t'ai mis un chapitre bonus"... Perso, je préférerais que le développeur se concentre sur l'histoire principale... Au final, ce Nevertales: Hearthbridge est un hidden agréable qui se laisse faire sans problème... Et si vous éprouvez des difficultés, l'éditeur a intégré la soluce... autant dire que tout est là pour un instant tranquille. Personnellement, les SOC qui ressemblent à des fourres tout parfois (réminiscence des débuts des jeux d'objets cachés) et comme toujours une traduction française aux abonnés absents sont les choses que je trouve le plus dommageable pour cette histoire.
Absolutely fantastic game. This game is one of the most beautiful games I have ever played. The story line flows wonderfully. The graphics are fantastic, the voices suit each character perfectly and the music is very soothing. In most games I have played I turn the music off as it gets irritating, but not in this game. I love the minions :-) Thank you to each and every one of your team for making such an absolutely fantastic game. Cred to all the devs. 10/10 for me. Thanx
I liked the story but I'm a little disappointed regarding the fact we're not following the same family and we don't see old characters appearing anymore. The HOG scenes and puzzles are high quality as usual, one puzzle has been clearly influenced by the "Glass Masquerade" series. All in all, you're enjoy it. Big Fish games are higher quality and more interesting than Artifex Mundi in general, I encourage you to wait for the sales and buy a bundle with all the games of the same series at once to get them at a more affordable price.
there is a problem in the cottage, on the left wall. I cant take the item from the frame. when i use the hint, it still shows me the frame. But i dont have any items to interact with it. which is why I cant progress. Please fix it. Thank you.
has several glitches. Freezes in bonus game
This game is a bit better than the past few in the series. One thing that bothers me about this game is the effeminate main character. His voice reminds me of the main character from most of the Living Legends and Whispered Secrets games. Definitely a bit delicate, ahem. We finally get to play as a male character and he's only about 1/3 of a man. When the villain reveals that he put our guy's grandma in a coma, he doesn't react at all. I understand his concern with saving Taleworld, but this was a big reveal and the guy didn't even raise his voice at the guy. The motivation for why the villain was doing what he was doing was beyond weak. "He grew up poor and his parents weren't around much...." Yep, that's it. No abuse or molestation. Just poor. The character wasn't developed and his motivation just wasn't enough for the amount of effort he had put into this. We also don't know how he became this awesome magician with the power to almost bring down an entire world. In the bonus chapter, he is chosen by TaleWorld to help them because "he's from the real world." So is the Guardian and her grandson and they are far more trustworthy! The storyline was so underdeveloped and surface level that it felt like it was written by an intern. Poor Creative Dept really dropped the ball here. All that aside, this story was better than others in the series because it wasn't so heavy-handed with all the fantasy stuff. Yes there were amulets and magic, but it didn't fully let go of the "real world" which made it slightly more bearable than the previous few games. The first two Nevertales games were wonderful because they had our heroine visit characters from all different kinds of classic stories. What a great premise that was. The Taleworld alternate reality made sense then. At some point, the developers decided to change the series beyond recognition and make everyone dress and behave like Frodo from Lord of the Rings. Suddenly TuneWorld wasn't just a place created by authors who write stories. Instead, it was a place created by authors who write ONLY fantasy stories. By that point I had foolishly purchased the entire series believing it would be like the first couple games. Nothing worse than developers changing a series midway through. Happens all the time.
There's a game breaking bug that makes further progress impossible, and devs doesn't respond to bug reports.
All these games in the story look nice, but the quality is different every time. This game looks and feels like a children's game, with mini-games that are not really games... shame.
Top-tier HOG game, it's a shame rating was lowered because of bugs.
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