Update: For those of you new to this developer, or who have newer tablets with the latest iOS, Friendly Fox has updated Immortal Love 2: Price of a Miracle. It was great back then and it’s still great so I highly suggest you play.Note to dval: thank you for the heads up and your kind wishes. I honestly think I need a break! Since the loquacious and informative KimTwilight has returned, there is nothing much more to be said. I am so glad she has reviewed because she basically said everything that I would have. Kim paints a stunning portrait of this fabulous and amazing blockbuster.Friendly Fox always gives us lengthy, gorgeous and innovative gameplay, with unusual settings and plenty of puzzles and games. The quality assurance is outstanding! Thank you for caring so much about the players, especially during such a challenging time. We eagerly await the next release! For those of you who don’t know, next up should be an installment of Bridge to Another World, hopefully in February. Lynxie sends lots of love to all the players. Happy gaming to all! Please stay safe!

This is only a partial review, but I just had to tell other gamers, this one is a winner. The puzzles are extraordinary, especially the change-up with HOPs. One, in particular, involves finding objects to fill photographs. The puzzles are so smart, so original, as arethe storyline and the graphics, so deeply engaging. So far, everything (except some repetitive music and to honor Vienna the music should be stronger—such a small gripe) is amazing—and in reading the reviews by “awesome person,” I am reminded to express gratitude for all the hard work. I shouted with joy when I saw this puzzle, along with offerings by Mad Head and Elephant. I am so grateful for these artistic and intelligent escapes when the mind grows weary of isolation. Thank you developers! Thank you reviewers. With your help, the days until our shots will be more bearable. More later on this game and the others. Play on! Moxieruby

First, the F.F.S. Games are the best. Especially the ones the aren’t originally from BF. They are pleasant, not unnecessarily fuzzy or dark (as some developers do to add difficulty without adding quality) and generally upbeat. I had played some, like this one, where you could download the game for free, and just purchase the bonus game. They have a different model now and don’t offer that. It’s frustrating to have spent that $ for the bonus without any credit for either the full version or the F2P version. I believe the games are worth the price they currently ask, but like I said, that money was not acknowledged when they changed their model.

I played Dark City: London first and was pleasantly surprised by the presence of voice acting. When done we’ll that always enhances a game for me. Vienna also has voice acting, however, aside from the detective, everything I heard in the free portion was American. It’s disappointing and distracting when the city is the foundation of the game. Granted at least one of the characters in London went from mediocre Irish to mediocre generic English, but still. Also, I get that a game of HOS and finding bits of locks clearly sells and so will be replicated. But man, how many squirrels, wind gusts, street grates can you tolerate? The deduction feature in Dark City is entertaining and it would be great if the devs could make *that* more into a real thinking mini game or something. I just can’t pay for more than one of these cookie cutter games.