Uncharted Tides: Port Royal

I own/have played through a large portion of Artifex hidden object games for a while now, and I must say, I think this is the first game so far, I've noticed that you play as a *****, *.*.*., ****! Albeit, it seems like a supporting role, and probably only about 40% of game or so (which is somewhat short lived), but praise be! It's 2025! We finally have broken down the standardized ****** norms we have grown so accustomed to over the past decade or so. The ******rchy is now getting some recognition, and it feels like we have broken through some cultural/social barriers to say the least. Now of course there is still a ****** presence in the game, who you spend the rest of the time playing as, following suit. We don't want to scare the masses too quickly ya know? In terms of gameplay however, there were some noticeably frustrating puzzles, and a couple of the hidden object scenes with the standard, 'confusing definition' of some words attributed to items, found in most of these. Far and few between, but got stuck on a few of them. The game also seemed pretty streamlined, and a little shorter in length on average. As well as, a good part of the later half of the game has *find shape sized piece, put into object shaped hole*, giving a feeling of more just collecting and placing, rather than thinking puzzles. So kind of a middle of the road recommendation, thumbs down for the simplistic gameplay, and length of the game. However, thumbs up to the graphic design, and the fact that we finally have some balanced representation in the world, and it finally feels like ***, are just as capable as *****! God Bless America, and Reddit!