
Unearth the fascinating story of Xi Niu together with three young archaeologists
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 18 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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I'm 38 years old - why am I playing and enjoying this?
Pour juger un jeu Gamehouse, il ne faut pas le juger sur son gameplay, lequel reste le même de jeux en jeux (sauf pour le troisième opus de Heart's Medicine, lequel ne fonctionne vraiment pas et punit les joueurs les plus habitués du genre). Il faut le juger sur son ambiance et surtout sur son histoire et dans le cas de Unsung Heroes: The Golden Mask, les deux rendent le jeu addictif alors que sa mécanique de jeux est exactement la même que tous les jeux de cette licence. Le résultat est sans appel : on veut découvrir l'histoire de Xi Niu. Donc on continue et on voit s'écouler les heures. Une idée simple mais efficace, c'est d'avoir découpé l'histoire en deux : l'époque moderne avec Ivy et ses deux amies archéologues et la partie dans le passé avec Xi Niu. Pour avancer dans l'histoire de Xi Niu, il faut que le chantier archéologique avance. Le fait d'alterner entre le présent et le passé aide à doser : si on avait eu les deux histoires de manière séparée et non entrelacée, on n'aurait peut-être pas ce sentiment d'être avec Ivy et de découvrir avec elle l'histoire de cette héroïne anonyme. D'ailleurs, ce qui marche dans Unsung Heroes: The Golden Mask, contrairement à Heart's Medicine: Doctor's Oath, c'est justement cette juxtaposition. Dans Unsung Heroes: The Golden Mask, il faut refaire quelques chantiers afin de débloquer les morceaux d'artefacts qui permettent d'avancer, c'est annoncé dès le départ et surtout, pour le joueur aguerri comme pour le joueur débutant, cela se fait rapidement et le jeu est permissif dans les erreurs. Dans Heart's Medicine: Doctor's Oath, même en finissant un niveau avec 3 étoiles et un boost, l'accès à l'histoire reste bloquée pour des raisons obscures. L'histoire en elle-même est d'ailleurs pleine de rebondissements et des plot twists. Petit détail : alors que sur les chantiers, on n'a que les bruits de nature et de machines, on a des musiques d'ambiance chinoise dans la partie avec Xi Niu, ce qui aide à se plonger d'autant plus dans l'ambiance. La fin me paraît un peu abrupte et des questions, que je tais afin de ne pas divulgâcher le jeu pour celui ou celle qui me lirait avant d'acheter et de jouer, restent en suspens. J'ignore si c'est une volonté des développeurs afin de teaser une suite (que j'accueillerai avec plaisir) ou si c'est délibéré. Je reste un peu sur ma fin, même si cela ne gâche pas mon expérience de jeu et n'entame en rien ma volonté de retourner sur ma partie afin de finir le jeu à 100% et d'obtenir les derniers succès manquants. Si vous êtes un fan des jeux Gamehouse, Unsung Heroes: The Golden Mask est une petite pépite qui change agréablement des histoires déjà racontées par le studio de développement. Si vous aimez les jeux casual, de gestion de temps, sans prise de tête et que vous êtes surtout là pour l'ambiance et l'histoire, Unsung Heroes: The Golden Mask pourrait parfaitement vous convenir. Pour ma part, je l'ai eu en soldes (en-dessous de 5 euros, je l'ai fini en 6h de jeux, ce qui le rend bien rentable mais si vous veniez à l'acheter plein pots, entre le jeu en lui-même et les succès à débloquer, je ne pense pas que vous seriez lésé.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese +5 more
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
[b]Story[/b] A group of archaeologists are digging for artifacts in some rural places in China. Once you find the required number of artifact pieces, you can assemble them to recover the artifact into its original state. Each completed artifact brings you back to its history, which relates to Xi Niu, a Chinese girl who lived over a thousand years ago. Returning to the historical scene, you will play as Xi Niu, working at the paddy fields and looking for the murderer of her parents who wore a golden mask. You have to switch between present life as an archaeologist and ancient life as Xi Niu. Xi Niu later being offered as a courtesan in the palace, and she seizes this opportunity to find the murderer. Once she receives the invitation to the palace, you need to help her to increase her rank, starting from a concubine. [b]Gameplay[/b] A rich story and beautiful background music, but the characters' movements are a bit rigid. I don't understand why the characters can't get the equipment by themselves. Every piece of equipment needs to be brought to them by Ivy (the player). Why can't the characters fetch the equipment by themselves? It's still challenging, though. Also, I would prefer the cursor on the game is bolder and bigger. It's pretty tricky to see where is the mouse cursor during the game, especially during the rainy scene. I never experienced difficulty finding a cursor in a game due to the rain. I don't know whether I should call this "realistic". The ancient scenes are more vibrant, but the tasks are more challenging. It's a massive torture when playing the mini-games, such as writing calligraphy and washing clothes on the wooden board. The dragging functionality didn't work as smoothly as it should be to perform the task. The worst thing is that some tasks require perfection to get all stars. The tasks in the present mode are easier and enjoyable, but the ancient time has a more beautiful and vibrant background, but the mini-games are intolerable. A few inconsistent dialogues include the character calling her friend Crystal and mom, the King calling the doctor "Honey", and asking about a fire where no fire happened in the story. Also, I experienced a few times of blank screens with background music and one mini-game requesting action, but nothing happened. It also doesn't allow you to exit the current screen when stuck in those situations. Towards the end of the game or the last few levels, the game seems rushed to be completed and released. Besides a few blank screens during the story scenes, the levels in ancient times were unreasonably difficult, and this came out of nowhere. The present mode slightly had more workers to deal with but was not as crazy as the ancient mode. If I remember correctly, the previous game that I played from Gamehouse - "Detective Jackie - Mystic Case"- was also developed similarly. The last few levels before the game's ending were extremely difficult than any levels before and more problematic. I would appreciate such a plot twist for the ending if the game has met the standard of strict testing for quality. As for this game, the ending made me feel I had wasted my time for nothing. [b]Random Trivia:[/b] I watched so many ancient Chinese dramas, and I'd never seen any emperors or kings will bow to their servants and maids. Besides the emperor, anyone needs to bow to the prince. This one is like everyone bowing to each other.
女主竟然死了吗,,意难平
谁能告诉我开始界面的按钮在哪里,切换不到用户啊!
优:故事框架不错,主题很新颖。 劣:收集40个可选文物没什么意思,机械性一直重复很快就丧失兴趣;关卡相较于其他作品过于简单,通过也没什么成就感。
Some reviewers have said this game and its many levels was longer than a lot of Gamehouse's games, and I agree with that. But I enjoyed the extra levels and the chance to unearth all the artifacts in the present time scenes and then read the cool fun facts on each one to learn a little about the Tang Dynasty. So I'm a giant nerd. So what. The game play was repetitive, the story was 100% predictable, but grandmother was so cute!
GameHouse games bring me a lot of nostalgia. I love almost all of them. And by the way.. what the hell was that ending?
emmmm,前面挺好的 到太子出来开始玛丽苏了 达咩,而且互相鞠躬太出戏了,这是糅合了日韩?
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