Otherworld: Omens of Summer Collector's Edition Reviews

this game dont let me to play

Otherworld: Omens of Summer is a Hidden Object game that relies more on solving puzzles and moving objects around to uncover the items you need to find, rather than having to focus intently on a cluttered picture to find specific items. This may be a positive or negative depending upon how challenging you want finding objects to be. Even on hard mode, the few classic Hidden Object screens are easy to parse and there is no penalty for mis-clicks at all. The "battle" puzzles offered a little challenge, trying to figure out initially how they worked. The greatest challenge was working with the unresponsive sliders in several puzzles! The story and its tropes will be extremely familiar to casual hidden object gamers. There is always some weirdness in this genre, which I enjoy giggling at. In this game it is that Fiona, the magical child, really needs to go to bed. She spends most of the game nodding and dozing at the side of the screen. Oh, I'm sorry kid - is me trying to save the world from an ominous death spectre of eternal winter too boring for you? To make the game more realistic, they should have given the kid a cellphone she could stare at when she got bored. To get this to play, I had to use Windows 8 compatibility and disable full screen optimizations. I'd wait for a sale before buying this, but I do recommend it to those who like this genre.

I love this game so much. It has absolutely gorgeous artwork and story. The characters and story are well crafted. Pros: + sound effects, music and voiceovers + fast travel map + journal entries and various notes

The second of the Otherworld series, in this one you are seeking the old teacher of the girl you rescued in part 1. She sends you to gather a bunch of artifacts... but is everything what it seems? Plot is decent, HO scenes fun, and the minigames entertaining. Would recommend.