Tibetan Quest: Beyond the World's End

看似写发生在中国的故事，实际上和中国半毛钱关系没有，我都不敢想象那个老外对着一个拉萨人喊“陛下”是一件多么恐怖的事， 本地汉化组也是做的一塌糊涂，很多莫名其妙的翻译层出不穷。 女主是个疯子，别人家里有屏风挡了她的路，她直接冲过去把人家家给炸了， 耙子？犁地的？NO！女主把它拿去吓唬蜥蜴，把它拿去叉鱼！这他妈是人干的事？？？？

Empfehlung? Jain. Die Story ist kurz und die HOGs sind häufig und sehr einfach. Die Story finde ich etwas langweilig. Es gibt bessere Spiele als dies. Es war recht schnell durchgespielt. Für einen reduzierten Preis ok. Allerdings ist es nur einmal mit einem schwarzen Bildschirm ausgestiegen.

I think this game is fine, but I can see why the reviews of it are mixed at the time of this writing. The game is mostly your standard hidden object puzzle game; there are the hidden object scenes alongside more traditional puzzles like completing a picture of sliding pins to match their colors to the positions. Some of the hidden object puzzles have multi-part items to them, which can also be interesting to figure out. The game does have collectibles, it's the type where you have a specific object to collect a set of throughout each section and it changes as each time you reach a new section. The story is pretty standard, you have to progress to rescue someone from an evil antagonist, and there are only a few other NPCs to find along the way. Music, art style, is all on part, but nothing amazing. I did find the animated cutscenes to be very nice looking though. I didn't have any technical issues with the game, although I did encounter one weird benign bug where at the end of the game I kept receiving copies of the final story item over and over again. You can do the achievements all in one playthrough, there aren't any you need to replay for unless you miss some collectibles, but I found them easy enough to find without the guide. There also aren't any achievements related to difficulty, so you can play on easy if you want a less stressful experience. There is a bonus adventure as well that's mostly more of the same and also perfectly fine. It does have a new type of hidden object game where you find items based on their silhouettes instead of names, and I liked that they changed it up. The big thing I think with this though that some people find off is that the game is very, very samey. The locations all mostly look very similar to each other with a snowy background or temple. The similarity of all of the scenes kind of make the game feel smaller than it is and like it's kind of dragging. The music and similar scenes all kind of blend together, and even though I didn't have any major gripes with the game, I did have a kind of boredom with it almost because of how similar things seemed not matter how far I progressed. There also are not many characters and not much story development past the intro that sets up the plot. So you kind of move from similar scene to similar scene, not getting any story development or different scenery. So if you don't mind the sameness of the game, I think it's a perfectly fine game, but it certainly is missing some of the charm and interesting scene variety that folks may enjoy in other similar games. If you're mostly in it to do the puzzles and complete the achievements / challenges, than I think you'll have a fine time.