This is one of my favorite series from EIPIX. I wish I could rate it a full 5 stars but that isn't going to happen. There were a lot of good bells and whistles. You could customize settings. There was a lot of globetrotting, to beautiful and charming European countries. The game was decently lengthy and had a bonus adventure. At each setting you collect a hidden symbol, and you also collect fact cards. I enjoy the cards because you learn interesting anecdotes while you play. Inventory was labeled and there were complex items to assemble. There was a marked, if so customized, teleport map to transport you instantaneously between locations. Objectives were regularly updated. The HO scenes were varied and some were unusual as well. Morphing objects were confined to the HO scenes. There was no alternative to the HO puzzles; at times I really would have liked an alternative. The puzzles/games had a good variety, and some of the puzzles were new ones. I won't go into detail because I don't want to ruin the game for others. The storyline was interesting and the flow of the game made sense.I deducted a star for the following reasons: first and foremost the graphics were muddy, dark and blurry. If they were sharp and crisp they could have been gorgeous. Secondly, once again there was no journal and I didn't feel like I totally understood the entire storyline. Thirdly the game at times seem to run a bit slow and seemed unresponsive for a brief time. It didn't freeze or crash or prevent me from finishing it but it was annoying at times. I believe that EIPIX really needs to improve their graphics and their quality assurance, and start including journals. Only then can I give them 5 stars! My feelings echo KimTwilight's exactly!Lynxie sends 💋❤😘 to the DTE! Any ideas on how we can get EIPIX to sharpen their graphics and start including diaries/journals would be greatly appreciated. We shouldn't have to choose between quantity and quality, and EIPIX has really been churning the games out and neglecting our comments.All in all, this game was challenging and enjoyable to play, and I would recommend it to other gamers!

This looks like it would be a really cool game if it were able to be played on an iPhone. But the simple truth of it is that the printed dialogue that you need to read to go along with the game is absolutely too small to see on an iPhone, which renders it unplayable for me. I would love to write a review for the game itself, but seeing as how I can’t play it, I really don’t think I would be an accurate detailing of the game itself. Unfortunately, I already made an in app purchase to unlock the full game so I wasted seven dollars. It isn’t the biggest deal in the world, but it is very disappointing when you are looking forward to a game and you just can’t play it because the developers couldn’t make the dialogue big enough for you to read on an iPhone to play the game that is being sold in the App Store And says this game is able to be played on iPhone.

Good game. The mini games are a bit more challenging than most recent ones. And I love the opening video; the huge Viking ship and the frozen skeleton of the sea monster. (Not that they have anything to do with the game. )That said, I'm getting tired of games that make your character trust obviously untrustworthy people. It's been done to death, guys.

These are some of my favorite games. Good stories, good humor. I like that they travel to different places, which makes it interesting. I think that BF should update some of the classics in this series of games, like Devils Island, for example. The old games don't work well anymore. This story is a little weaker than some previous ones, but it was okay. The games were harder than recent games produced by BF, which I like. Highly recommended!