It does what it says on the tin. You find cats. I didn't think I would go for this game but after I played the demo, I was pleasantly surprised at how nice and interesting the scenes were. so I bought it. There are eighteen levels and you switch between two scenes in each level, so 36 scenes altogether. There is some re-playability in it too as you can return to get all the cats you missed in the scenes, if indeed you did, without having to create a new player. Relaxing!
The fabled land of Agartha awaits your discovery in Esoterica: Hollow Earth! Experience a sci-fi adventure that will take you to the depths of the Earth.
I bought this for the graphics because they are easy on the eye. I also got it for the genre. I like the art nouveau and art deco environment. Decent game play and HOS. Good game but I still expected more somehow. I thought the storyline would be more exciting. Found it a bit shortish.
Another I bought for my husband. He was addicted to it towards the end and it got very challenging. It's like a chain match 3 and you battle a variety of monsters but there's so much more to it than that. It's extremely strategic and tactical. You have to plan your moves ahead of time. There are over a 100 levels.
Bought this for my husband. I did have a go but handed it over to him after a few levels as it's not really my thing. He completed it and enjoyed it, found it tactical and addictive. I felt it was more like Tetris than Match 3, a sort of mixture of both.
A famous actor has literally stepped off the screen to kidnap your niece. Now you must find a way into the dangerous and exciting world of the film to save her!
I thought the first 60 minutes were the best, as happens with quite a lot of games. After that, the graphics took a slight down turn. The colours became garish and some scenes became a bit disappointing. It's as if the same amount of time and effort hadn't been spent on them as earlier scenes. The HOS scenes were consistent throughout the game however and I found them enjoyable, interesting and relaxing. For some reason, the characters and storyline got on my nerves but good game play, atmosphere and pace.
I enjoyed this as much as the others in the series. This one is a little longer than the other three, consisting of 25 levels, instead of the normal 24, in four chapters. You will visit Florence, Rome, Naples and Sicily.
A lot of times when I started a level, there were no matches to be made, no possible moves.This is before I'd even tried to make a match. There may be one power up to collect and then it would have to shuffle the board. I did a lot of shuffling in this game. It amounted to about four or five times on some levels. I also don't enjoy the group levels in this game series, when you click on groups of icons to clear them, rather than swap to match. Thankfully, there weren't too many of them. I enjoyed the interesting facts about Japan, in regard to the Suitcase Collection and the plants/flowers were quite nice too. There are four chapters each consisting of 24 levels. Tokyo, Fugi, Kyoto and Chugoku are the places you will visit.
This seemed to be for intermediate to advanced players. I got to Level 60 before I found it challenging. A kind family member got me to Level 160 before I said enough is enough. It's not a spectator sport. When I was playing it, I was always being hampered by creeping vines that kept growing, really fast and choked up the pieces on the board. The power ups were like gold, couldn't be too free and easy with them and limited moves on top of it all. One thing I really liked was the atmosphere, background scenes and icons.
Nice graphics, good game play, good scenes and environmental sound effects. Puzzles in HOS. Lots of cut scenes. Most memorable thing about the game is Vince, the weasel.
You search for fragments in HOS and then once you have the whole object, you use it on areas in each scene to either start a puzzle or yield another fragment. Game play is good and very straight forward. There is a hint button and a skip button for puzzles. Although, once you have a whole object, you can't get a hint to show you where it goes in the scene, You have to figure it out yourself, so in that way, it doesn't hold your hand. I've played it twice now to the end with no problems, although sometimes you have to pay attention to what you have in your inventory, as it tends to be all grey and brown shades there and sometimes you think you are stuck but all the time that important little object is right there in your inventory. The story starts off creepy, then gets more disturbing as it goes on and is very intriguing. I like the music, sound effects and scenes. There are 20 chapters consisting of two scenes each. The first scene in a chapter will eventually open the second and then you go back and forth between scenes until the chapter is solved.