The Secret Of Hildegards

Beaucoup de désagrèments avec ce Secret of Hildegards : - avec la résolution en premier lieu, tout petit en fenêtré et assez flou en plein écran (1920x1080) pour rendre difficile l'identification de petits objets, - simple alternance de SOC bric à brac et de mini-jeux non documentés, certains évidents d'autres moins, j'en ai laissé deux de côté pour ne simplement pas avoir compris ce que j'étais censé faire, - fréquentes multiples occurences d'un objet à trouver dans les SOC, - noms prêtant parfois à confusion (en particulier pour montre, horloge et leurs variations, considérez que tout ce qui donne l'heure est un bon candidat); bon, c'est courant dans ce genre de jeu, pas un vrai souci de celui-ci, - histoire simpliste en quelques petits panneaux de texte toutes les 5 ou 6 SOC-mini jeux, - interface minimaliste, même pas de journal, - indice et passer très long à recharger. Je suis allé au bout, fidèle à mon légendaire entêtement mais sincérement, épargnez-vous ça. Même dans la catégorie enchainement de SOC pur et dur si c'est ce que vous cherchez, on trouve nettement plus jouable.

Only play this if you are a hardcore fan of hidden-object games, and even then only if you're run out of what to play. It's pretty much a pure, old, low resolution hidden-object game. There are plenty of good hidden-object scenes, the puzzles are very nice, but there's little else: the story is thin and there's no real point-and-click adventuring. The graphics are OK, but the music is painfully repetitive. Unfortunately, several small bugs force me to give this a thumbs down. There are instances where you are asked to find an item and there are several items on screen that would logically match but only one is "correct." Worst, the objects might be wrong: in one scene I was told to find a "hammer" but through trial and error I found out that the required object was actually a chalice. YOU HAD ONE JOB. Also, when there is some point-and-click to do, there is no indication of where you're supposed to click on screen. For example, at one point you're supposed to use a paperclip to unlock a door, but the cursor doesn't change or otherwise indicate that the door is not part of the scenery. Still, I'm giving this a thumbs up for hardcore fans only: there are so many hidden-object scenes that it's still fun to play despite the problems.

No voice acting, no exploration, with the plot straight from Hellsing. Nicely drawn scenes, but very minigame driven. Doesn't know the difference between "clocks" and "watches" with a very darker than neccessary theme, and a basic soundtrack. Of all the hidden object games and puzzles I've played, I've had more fun with the magazine ones.

Tags: Adventure - WC - Hidden Object Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Just another generic casualized point&click game with subpar mechanics and story.

Game was almost not playable. Very loose controls. No real plot to it, doesn't seem like a lot of effort was put into making this game. Waste of money in my opinion.

Wenn man darauf steht ein Wimmelbild nach dem anderen zu machen ist dieses Spiel genau richtig. Für mich ist das nichts. Ich möchte eine schöne Geschichte dabei, die sich nach und nach entwickelt.

[h1]Summary[/h1] A short hidden object puzzle game that's very barebones simple and to the point. [b]Pros[/b] + Decent introduction to HOG + Quickfire gameplay [b]Cons[/b] - Barebones [h1]Overview[/h1] The Secret Of Hildegards is a very short hidden object puzzle game that's very barebones simple and to the point, it caught me off guard as someone who has played quite a number of hidden objects but in a bad way. For a hidden object it is far below the usual standard even compared to other older titles of the genre, I would say it may be a good and easy introduction to hidden object gameplay with its quickfire scene to scene puzzles. Although it is showing its age at this point, if you're new to hidden objects or would simply prefer to focus on finding things and solving puzzles it isn't that bad of a game to go with. Highly recommend waiting for a very high sale though or just go with almost any other hidden object titles that's available. [b]Story[/b] There is a story provided but its barely there and really just short expositions just to kind of move things a long. If they took out the story and simply explained what they wanted you to do next to progress it wouldn't change a single thing. [b]Gameplay[/b] Gameplay is a very condensed hidden object which takes only the core aspects of the genre. You go from 1 area to the next only to find multiple hidden object areas with puzzles, outside of the nonexistent exploration of the map there isn't much puzzles other than opening the next area with more hidden object areas. Rinse and repeat. The puzzles themselves are not that difficult so if you play the genre often the puzzles will be a breeze. [hr][/hr] If you find my reviews useful do follow my [b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/11028547-Dods-Echo-Chamber/]Curator[/url][/b] page for more!

This is 100% Hidden Object Scenes game. The story is brief and irrelevant. There is a lot of puzzles too. + Puzzles are good, not too easy not too hard + There is a lot hidden object scenes and puzzles - Hidden Object scenes have poor graphic and sometimes it's almost imposiblle to find some object's - Music and sound effect's are so boring that i don't remeber if game have any :-D - Ending is so much fun and completely unrelated to anything :-D Overall: 3/10 Game is worth it's normal price.

jeu trop rapide mini énigme parfois impossible à faire pas d'aide ni retour possible , fin de jeu nulle à moins qu'il y ait une suite à ce jeu

Well, the summary promised 'hilarious gameplay' and it delivered. Low-res visuals (not good for a hidden object game), no story to speak of (what story crumbs there are have a very strange tone, pretty sure its weird translations or something), puzzles thrown at the player at the breathtaking pace. Genuinely hilarious how bad the game is.