This is not my final review. Blueflier, it occurred to me that we haven't heard from Snooper in a while either! Snooper, we just want to make sure you are doing OK! Blueflier, hope you are doing well too! The Dream Team needs to stick together. How do you think that unlocking issue was solved? I will get back to you after checking out this game. Anyway I played and I thought this was a good game, just not worthy of 5 stars. The graphics were very good, the cut-scenes were exciting, and they gave you a journal, a task button and a non-spoiler hint system. The storyline was a bit dull. The HO scenes were all the same; word lists only. After playing games with a lot of varied HOS, that was a bit boring. The puzzles were easy. The only collectibles were the canopic jars, which at least gave you a chance to learn some ancient history. Note to Opinion: Seriously? If you wanted direction for the puzzles, just tap the information button! Ridiculous! Another thing that I find annoying are reviewers who complain about going back and forth! My team better not do that! Why do you think they gave you a teleport map? Inventory was labeled, but you had to use a lot of items over and over, so you had a very full inventory. Loading was not quite instantaneous, especially to open the map, but it wasn't interminable either. The game had a bonus adventure, but it wasn't overly long. At least this was not a glitchy game and there were thankfully no RATS! After playing games from Mad Head and EIPIX, this game really had nothing that special but it was a decent game. We need games that are more unusual and exciting! I send good wishes and 💋❤️💋❤️ to the Dream Team! Once again Snooper, I hope you are alright!

The game was overall pretty good. The graphics in the HOS were crisp and colorful, I enjoyed the storyline, the mini puzzles were challenging but doable and it was a decent addition to a great series. Now for the issues...there was way too much back and forth needed. It was literally like take one item from a room, go use it in another room then immediately you have to go back to that same room for another item and then go back to the room you just left and so on and so forth! The hint button was in a terrible location and I hit it accidentally a few times blowing my "no hint" achievement. Then there's the achievement room where the achievements are only labeled/listed when you haven't achieved them yet. Once you have achieved something it no longer says what the achievement was which is pretty frustrating especially at the end when you want to see all of the things you were able to accomplish. And my last 2 issues...the main game and bonus chapter both seemed on the short side and there was only 12 extra items to search for throughout the game and no morphing items, both features that have become "must haves" for me.

There was nothing horribly wrong with this game, but nothing new or interesting about it either. Premise is an ancient Egyptian stealing souls in an old hotel. Seen it? Graphics were beautiful, and some games were unique, but HOS were just lists with the occasional combining or moving to get an object. There is a good teleporting hint button and a map, and collectibles. Biggest problem was the plethora of tasks, locks, and inventory objects. At one point I counted 16 items in my inventory. It was just too much-got to the point where I just hinted my way through to the end. Didn't care anymore and couldn't remember what went where. Didn't crash on me, though. The last task to eliminate the bad Egyptian didn't work at all. Either bad directions or no response.

As other reviewers have noted - this is a short game. I loved the intriguing beginning - and had high hopes for this game. Quickly though the problems to solve became the same old sharpen this, unscrew that. Mini-games we're easy - two or three were different from the usual which was nice. Most of the action flowed well and made sense. I was a little peeved when I tried to unscrew a grate with a coin and that didn't work. I HAD to find the screwdriver. All in all - an average game.