Chimeras: Cursed and Forgotten Collector's Edition Reviews

damn this was hard

nice to look at, nice music, on the easy side.

Audio glitched through almost all the game. I would return to menu, then resume game and the first sound that occurred would glitch like a broken record. I did this multiple time before I just muted. If your happy to have the sound off, game is fun.

I purchased this game on sale. This game is okay. Not great. I did run into a little glitch in the bonus game with the sound. I closed the game and loaded it again and the problem was gone. I did not lose any of my progress. The game takes approximately 4 hours to play. Puzzles are easy but this is a relaxing game. I can only recommend this game if you purchase it on sale. The graphics & sound are very good.

The story is interesting and moves along well. Most of the mini-games are easy but rather fun. the HOPs use a variety of formats which make them interesting.

A short abruptly-ending game but definitely worth it on sale. The story is set in Scotland and the voice-acting attempts at the accent are pretty enjoyable. The game has lots of details, interesting puzzles and fun HOGs. The mechanics and controls are good except for the back button which needs a very precise click. I like the Chimera series but this isn't one of their best titles.

Positives: • The game creates a captivating atmosphere that draws you in from the start. • The music is beautiful and adds depth to the experience, enhancing the mood perfectly. • The storyline is engaging, with twists and turns that keep you curious until the very end. Negatives: • Unfortunately, the music frequently glitched, leaving long stretches of gameplay without any background music. This was disappointing, especially given how stunning the soundtrack is. • The puzzles were far too easy, which detracted from the overall challenge and sense of accomplishment. Conclusion: Chimeras: Cursed and Forgotten has a lot of potential, with a wonderful story, gorgeous visuals, and an enchanting soundtrack. However, the technical issues with the music and the overly simple puzzles hold it back from being truly exceptional.

i actually really liked this one. good story line. loved the new types of puzzles. some I had seen before ,but good to see some new things. art work lovely. always happy to see a dog and a cat.

First, it has been a while since I reviewed a game in this series. I cannot remember if they are interconnected or not. On to the game itself. You decide to go on a trip to Scotland to see the land of your roots. Once there, strange things occur, and you end up sent to the past. To try and rescue one of your ancestral family. And until you do, you and everyone else from that day are stuck in a time-loop. HO scenes are fun, minigames challenging, and the plot engaging. Recommend in the bundle, just for ease of purchase.