Relaxing Time Paradise Resort Collector's Edition

[h1][b]WARNING:[/b] My Steam Reviews Have Been Proclaimed as HATEFUL By a Certified Legal Expert. "Minorities" of all kinds, beware![/h1] Nah, not really. This claim was just a distraction, used as a lame excuse. A false accusation desperately pulled out of thin air. Gibberish uttered with no evidence. It wouldn't hold up in front of a judge, jury, prosecutor, arbiter, investigator, or a Free & Open Steam comments section - which is why a [u]Personal Safe Space[/u] had to be created by immediately blocking my account before I could respond to the false accusation. (irony + hypocrisy + weak) Is there even any need for me to respond to a bogus accusation that doesn't matter? Everybody who has been paying attention the past 10-15 years knows this stuff has been weaponized and is usually dishonest. Nobody cares anymore. This situation has affected nothing: not me (an actual member of a [i]racial minority,[/i] btw), not my reputation on the internet, and definitely not how I write my game reviews on Steam. To all my members of Majorities, and to my fellow Minorities, enjoy this new game review! [hr][/hr] My journey through the hidden object games of Domini/Do Games Limited has arrived at a new series and also a new style of gameplay. "Relaxing Time" isn't a hidden object adventure game. There's no plot or continuous adventure. Instead, it's divided into scenarios; each one a cycle of doing the same types of hidden object scenes and mini-games. Each scenario has the same set of 2 or 3 backgrounds that are used for all activities, until progressing to the next scenario with a new set of reusable backgrounds. I'm sure this type of game is cheaper to produce than a HOAG, what with all the recycle and reuse. There are some characters, who are all insanely attractive, but the game has maybe 30-40 lines of dialogue, in total. On the other hand, this is one of the few hidden object games I've played that feels like it was created in the Full High Definition era. I played at 1080p and the art looks smooth, clear and pleasing to the eye. "Paradise Resort" released in June 2024, but I've played other HOAGs released within the past five years that still had artwork resolutions in the 720p range. Even so, Do Games is not quite there in their ability to make a modern PC game. They still haven't integrated Steam achievements with their in-game achievements system. It's so bizarre why they continue refusing to do this. Anyway, I'm fine with this style of hidden object game, but I'm not enthusiastic about it. I won't buy any more games from the "Relaxing Time" series. I looked at the Steam page for "Relaxing Time: Italy Tour" and though all the artwork was different, [i]I saw the exact same types of hidden object sequences and minigames.[/i] It's Time for my wallet to rest & Relax. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3100010/Relaxing_Time_Italy_Tour_Collectors_Edition/

one of their lower quality games. its a different style where you follow a linear thing with the scenes and mini games. its also oddly slow at times ? the hidden object scenes are not really that fun to do